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Terminal instability of the Solar System triggered by stochastic solar mass loss
From its birth, celestial mechanics has been deeply intertwined with the question of the Solar System's dynamical stability. For the inner planets, this question is now statistically settled: Mercury's orbit carries a $\sim$1% chance of destabilization before the Sun leaves the main sequence. The ou
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