Possibly, same as the universe. No problem in science you run up against comes close to the non-scientific explanation of "God did it." Basically, you use the god of the gaps to specially plead your case.
The 2nd Law of Thermodynamics proves that the universe is not eternal. The Universe is headed for heat-death. If it was eternal that would have happened already.
I can't help but notice that your statement is built on an unstated philosophical premise about science rather than a being statement of science itself, so it seems self-refuting to me.
Is the question of why there is something rather than nothing a philosophical question or a scientific question? Or both?
You say that the universe is possibly uncaused. Let me ask you this; did the universe have a beginning? If so, was the beginning caused or uncaused? If uncaused, why doesn't just any and everything come to exist uncaused?
Cordially,