will the planets with no life on them still exist in 2000 years?

Question: will the planets with no life on them still exist in 2000 years?
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  future,
  planet,
  space
Asked by to Anna, Elaine, Fiona, Kevin, Darren on 24 Jun 2014. This question was also asked by .
- Kevin O'Dell answered on 24 Jun 2014:
  
  Given that the planets in our solar system have been around for millions and millions of years, 2000 years isn’t very long. So I’d be surprised if there a was any significant change in the planets in our solar system in the next 2000 years. I’m not sure why having life on them, or not, makes any difference to that?
- Zhiming Darren Tan answered on 25 Jun 2014:
  
  Agree with Kevin – 2000 years is a terrible short time if you “ask” a planet. Perhaps you’re asking a question in the similar spirit of “if a tree falls in a forest and there’s no one around to see or hear it, does it really fall?”

Question: will the planets with no life on them still exist in 2000 years?