Sure. The explanatory gap is our inability to explain "the hard problem of consciousness". In other words, we can provide explanations for the easy problem, such as how our brains process visual information, but this fails to explain why we have a subjective experience, such as the qualia of redness. Nowhere in the laws of physics can we find the property of the redness. Redness is something only experienced in the mind. How, then, did redness come to exist? We know that redness exists because we can experience it, but how redness exists is a mystery. This is the explanatory gap.
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