What are the open questions in physics?

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The discussion centers on the proposal to create a comprehensive column listing unsolved problems across various topics in physics. Participants express a belief that many significant unsolved problems may not yet be fully formulated. There is a mix of emotions regarding the vast number of open questions in physics, with some feeling overwhelmed by the sheer volume of inquiries. The conversation highlights the ongoing curiosity and challenges within the field of physics, emphasizing the importance of addressing these unresolved issues.
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I suggest we set up a column with a full list of unsolved problems in different topics of physics, what do you think? :smile:
 
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Hmm..I think most unsolved problems in physics haven't been formulated yet. :smile:
 
bchui said:
I suggest we set up a column with a full list of unsolved problems in different topics of physics, what do you think? :smile:
I used to think of things like this when I broke up with a girl - actually it was she who dumped me. :smile:
 

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