>none of that stuff will be in orbit in 60m years. where will it go? it wouldn't have the drag or the delta-v to reenter. i think the parent meant geostationary

>none of that stuff will be in orbit in 60m years. where will it go? it wouldn't have the drag or the delta-v to reenter. i think the parent meant geostationary altitude, but "geostationary" orbits are "relatively" cyclically stable. most significant perturbations, you mentioned some, are all <100 year cycles. If there was another spacefaring civilization >60m years ago i think there would be evidence, in orbit.