why does predicting things in space (outside the planet) seem to be a lot easier than predicting weather on Earth?
In: Physics
If you throw two balls to a table on Earth it’s fairly easy to predict if they will bump into each other.
If you throw 10 balls to a table it’s not so easy anymore because balls start getting in the way of eachother but you can make a rough estimate.
If you throw a billion balls at the table you can no longer predict anything anymore.
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