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It's been days since I finished Netflix's 3-body problem. Still thinking re it from time to time. Not a masterpiece so I'm not suggesting that you watch. But the science concepts tickled me. I <3 physics. The many physics references surprised me. For laypeople, Idk if the many physics references were too many or just right. Idk if someone who doesn't know much science will be turned off.
Some readers said books 2 and 3 were great.
Without spoilers, can you explain the title of show?
If you have 2 bodies like the Sun and Earth, the motions due to gravity of the Sun and Earth are stable. If you have 3 bodies or more (suppose that the masses are equal), the motions due to gravity are chaotic.