"Earth's Orbit Altered by Passing Small Black Holes, Scientists Find"
Astronomers propose that primordial black holes passing through the solar system may be causing planets to wobble and rock in their orbits, despite their minuscule mass. These ancient relics, potentially made of dark matter, are thought to have been created shortly after the Big Bang and could be affecting planetary trajectories. While the hypothesis is exotic and unproven, it hints at a universe full of surprises and yet-to-be-observed phenomena, prompting the need for more precise simulations and observational data to confirm their impact.