But, he adds, this new study does take our understanding “to the next level.” “The Solar System-stability problem has been decisively solved so many times over the last four centuries that if I was to bet on one thing it would be that this new work is not the end,” says the planetary scientist from the California Institute of Technology, who wasn’t involved in the study. If Konstantin Batygin liked to gamble, he would stake that the latest explanation for the Solar System’s stability-which a team in France announced today-will not be the final word on the problem. PDM Creative Commons Public Domain Mark 1.James Ferguson Illustration of the Solar System from the 1756 book by James Ferguson Astronomy Explained Upon Sir Isaac Newton's Principles, and Made Easy to Those Who Have Not Studied Mathematics.
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