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Silviu
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Hello! I read in some books that the behavior of the Solar system can't be predicted indefinitely (up to several hundreds of million of years). Is this a numerical limitation, in trying to simulate it or is it some physics responsible for it? (I guess that this assumes that no other bodies interfere with the system, otherwise you would need to take into account the whole light cone for 100 million years and I think this is not doable with current technology) Thank you!