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Risk of a star destroying the solar system is higher than expected

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A star that passes could send the scattered planets

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The stars that buzz over our solar system could cause more ravages than astronomers thought previously, from sending Pluto’s orbit that there is -there is until it forces Mercury to fly in the sun, even catastrophically alter the orbit and climate of the earth. The general risk of these events is still low, but the greatest influence of the stars that happen means that events such as thesis could be common in other planetary systems.

While it was thought that the orbits of the planets were as predictable and disturbing as the clock, modern astronomers have discovered that in a long time, they are …

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