I think our ability to look backwards is limited by the precision of our instruments and the precision of floating point computation.
Any error in our measurements would be magnified as we look backwards to the point that the simulation would at some point significantly diverge from reality, I wonder how many years back you can look before that happens?
Also floating point error would compound on top of that.
Any error in our measurements would be magnified as we look backwards to the point that the simulation would at some point significantly diverge from reality, I wonder how many years back you can look before that happens?
Also floating point error would compound on top of that.