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It Would Take About 100 Billion Years for Another Star to Pass Close Enough to Make the Solar System Unstable

A new study by a team of Canadian researchers shows that our Solar System will not experience a close and disruptive stellar flyby for a very long time! The post It Would Take About 100 Billion Years for Another Star to Pass Close Enough to Make the Solar System Unstable appeared first on Universe Today.

It Would Take About 100 Billion Years for Another Star to Pass Close Enough to Make the Solar System Unstable

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