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jackpelham
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Is it possible to calculate the historical whereabouts of the asteroid belt, as it seems to be moving ever outward due to the radiometer effect? Can it be calculated, for instance, where it was 1,000 years ago? 100,000 years ago? Etc.
In particular, I'm curious as to whether the science is solid enough to pin down at what time (if any) it would have shared the same orbit with the Earth.
Thanks!
Jack
In particular, I'm curious as to whether the science is solid enough to pin down at what time (if any) it would have shared the same orbit with the Earth.
Thanks!
Jack