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Question: what if the solar system starts rotating backward?
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If the solar system started rotating backward, it would have catastrophic consequences. Since Earth and all of the other planets depend on the current gravitational forces and alignments of the solar system, the backward rotation could cause a disruption of current orbits and the gravitational forces in the solar system. This would likely cause severe adverse effects on the weather, climate and solar radiation levels, as well as potentially causing the collapse of our solar system.
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