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I do not, but I can think of a few off the top of my head - the muon g-2 anomaly, the Antarctic upward-moving particle anomaly, the Hubble constant tension, the proton radius puzzle was one until quite recently (but is now largely resolved), the (not statistically significant yet, but they've been in the data since 2013 and they keep not going away) hints of lepton universality violation at the LHC...

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Let's also add the PVLAS anomaly, the white dwarf cooling hint, the 'too big to fail' problem, the cusp/core problem, missing satellites, the DAMA/LIBRA anomaly, the MiniBooNE excess, the Valentine's day monopole, the reactor neutrino anomaly, the Hooperon, the AMS positron excess...

I suspect the missing satellites are more easily explained by aliens than totally new physics.

I suspect they'd be more easily explained by collisions and enemy action than by aliens.

Missing satellites is about lack of dwarf galaxies, not human made electronics :P ;)

There is also the neutron lifetime puzzle

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