Instability could also come from within our solar system. From the planet Mercury, exactly. Its perihelion — the point in its orbit closest to the Sun — is moving. And if this movement were to resonate with the movement of that of Jupiter, there would be a 1% risk that Mercury would leave its trajectory and then collide either with Venus or with the Earth. © dottedyeti, Adobe Stock
How the Solar System Could Be Plunged into Chaos
