Spoiler alert: This article will cover events from the recent Netflix TV adaptation of the sci-fi book by Liu Cixin: The 3 Body Problem. Chaos. It happens when you can’t predict what’s coming next.

“The Three Body Problem” and “3 Body Problem” — the title of Liu’s first volume altered enough to differentiate book from show, though not enough to avoid confusion — start in the same time and place.

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If you have been watching the new TV series which recently premiered on Netflix and are wondering what the three body problem is and why it is so significant. This quick guide will provide more ...

When three massive objects meet in space, they influence each other through gravity in ways that evolve unpredictably. In a word: Chaos. That is the conventional understanding. Now, a researcher has ...

Take a glance at our solar system and beyond, and outer space seems pretty orderly. Our eight planets travel around the Sun with apparent predictability and even the stars themselves appear to march ...

Netflix has got the ball rolling again! And now they're tackling a new story that could turn into a multi-season success story: 3 Body Problem. The sci-fi show is based on the novel The Three-Body ...

Considering Cixin’s books are a trilogy, it makes sense that Netflix’s show would run for three seasons. In addition to 3 Body Problem, the other books are titled The Dark Forest and Death’s End.

There's an underlying theme that runs through 3 Body Problem, both the Chinese TV series and the Netflix series, and that is the desperate human need to believe in a God or higher power and the ...

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Astronomers may have just identified a rare example of a "three-body problem" hiding in plain sight beyond the solar system's most distant planet. If the observation can be confirmed, it suggests that ...