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By this metric, nothing has been ever solved in natural sciences. So this is not a useful metric.

• ClumsyPilot 6y ago
  Has it not? Neuton's laws of motion and Ohm's law are pretty om point
  • joshuamorton 6y ago
    Not when you introduce quantum effects.
  • caymanjim 6y ago
    Newton's laws of motion were not a complete solution, as they didn't account for relativity.
  • piva00 6y ago
    If you can explain how gravity works in a quantum level you'd deserve a Nobel. It's not 100% solved, Newton's Laws of Motion are a model, not a solution. Just like the vast majority of science.
  • jhrmnn 6y ago
    No, they are very crude (but useful!) models of reality. General relativity and quantum electrodynamics are much better corresponding models, respectively, and even those are just approximations.