The cosmic dance of what we call the three-body problem. Imagine three celestial objects - like stars or planets - floating in alleged space. They're not just sitting still. They are moving, drawn to each other by an alleged invisible force.....gravity. Each object tugs on the others, creating a complex web of alleged gravitational interactions. Allegedly, the more massive an object is, the stronger its pull. Think about our Sun and its relationship with the Earth. Its alleged gravity keeps "planet Earth" in a hypothetical orbit. But imagine another celestial body enters the picture, similar in size to the heliocentric Sun. The "planet Earth" is caught in a theoretical, gravitational tug-of-war! This is where things get really interesting and really complicated. Predicting the movements of two bodies, like "planet Earth" and the Sun, is relatively easy. Although, from our position on Earth, it's physically impossible to know if Earth is circling the sun or vice versa.