The Three Body Problem is more than a title, it’s also a classic problem in physics first posed by Sir Isaac Newton. It is–famously–an “unsolvable” problem, as Katherine de Kleer explains in this introduction to the concept! | Caltech

The three-body problem is a scenario in physics. Where two planetary objects act on one another, their effects are fairly predictable. When you add a third body into the equation, the effects become harder to calculate. The third body in the three-body problem is potentially a bringer of incalculable chaos. | Interesting Engineering