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  1. (, Nature Astronomy)
    Maltagliati, Luca (Ed.)
    Early in the history of the Solar System, the giant planets — including Jupiter and Saturn — migrated under gravity into different orbits around the Sun, causing an epoch of chaos and collisions. Radioactive isotopes in asteroids record the thermal imprint of these collisions, and a broad survey of meteorites now constrains the timing of the migration to approximately 11 million years after the Solar System formed. 
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