Assertion: asteroid belt's object | /r/CapableOf | retain stable orbit
Facets:
value: over such times
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: In the region between 40 and 42 AU, for instance, no objects can retain a stable orbit over such times, and any observed in that region must have migrated there relatively recently.
text: In fact, this effect is so powerful that at distances between 40 and 42 astronomical units from the Sun, no object can maintain a stable orbit due to the influence of Neptune’s gravity, and over timescales that compare to the age of the solar system, Neptune has either expelled objects in this region outward from the Kuiper belt into the scattered disc region, or have caused them to plunge into the inner solar system.
text: These celestial objects remain in a stable orbit approximately 60 degrees ahead of or behind the main body, near one of the Lagrangian points