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Simulations show giant planets destabilizing the solar system
Original: The solar system’s giant planets break apart in 9 of 10 simulations
New modelling work reports that in nine out of ten simulations, the solar system's giant planets — Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune — break apart from their current stable arrangement. The finding reignites debate about the long-term stability of planetary orbits and whether the solar system's apparent calm is a temporary state rather than a permanent one.
Why now: The counterintuitive result that our solar system may be far less stable than assumed is striking to readers.
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Evidence
- The solar system’s giant planets break apart in 9 of 10 simulations · Martin Cid Magazine
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