Oh sure it has.* A couple of Chariots bring the Sun back up to
   its proper place in the sky.* Or you can call it orbits.* The
   Sun still keeps doing it, whatever we call it. Science has also
   made plenty of wrong predictions too - science is full of them.*
   In fact, the whole basis is science is "We're wrong but we're
   close enough to right for us humans to build awesome stuff." :P
   That's why I love science: The facts change daily; what's true
   today is wrong tomorrow because its been falsified by a fellow
   scientist's report who is then discredited through improper
   techniques. But with the inserted doubt, another scientist
   investigates and finds a third possibility that neither
   considered, and that becomes a fact. Then things that tend to be
   showable as true over and over again (like the chariots or
   mathematics behind orbits) tend to be more and more believed in
   the scientific community and others build upon new truths,
   knowing that someday the truth they discovered will be shown as
   false or "not quite". It's an imperfect system but I do love
   it.* Best tool humans have yet to come up with for coming up
   with consistent "How" answers, even if the "What's" and the
   "Why"s can be sparse.* I expect a better system to come along
   than the current scientific methods but it's the best we've got
   right now and I'm a fan.