Mysterio
Nov 19 2005, 02:16 PM
| | Have you ever look at the sun. WEll maybe with sun glasses but look at it. Well this Sun is really old for stars. Yes are Sun is a star. But it is old. Really it only has 5 billions years left! Yeah might be alot for us but for stars not that long. Here is what will happen in 5 Billions of Years from now.
You always picture a perfect sun rise? In 5 Billion Years something will start to happen to that sun rise. The color of te sun will first turn from the yellow we see to a Volient Red color.
Next, the sun will start to grow. Keep growing first Mecury will be burned away from the sun. Then Venus. Then as you know Earth will be destoryed. Even before the Earth is taken over by the sun it will have no water left. Everything burned. It would be the end of Earth for ever.
Then comes Mars. Mars is taken over by the sun.
Even the giant gas giants will be sucked up. Jupitar will be destoryed and Saturn. Then the sun will let out its last blow and collaspe on its self. Then making huge dusts from where this great Solar System last was. |
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Inspiron
Nov 19 2005, 02:39 PM
Nice story... Did you make it up or found some infomation somewhere? It seems interesting..
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brainless
Nov 19 2005, 02:54 PM
yep, that's the most probably scenario of how the sun's gonna end (5 billion years is enough for the human race to be wiped from earth forever, be it a self-made incident or something we can't influence...)
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miCRoSCoPiC^eaRthLinG
Nov 19 2005, 02:55 PM
QUOTE(Mysterio @ Nov 19 2005, 09:16 PM) Even the giant gas giants will be sucked up. Jupitar will be destoryed and Saturn. Then the sun will let out its last blow and collaspe on its self. Then making huge dusts from where this great Solar System last was. The scene you've described is the perfect example of what is known as a "Super Nova" in astronomical terms. That's when gaseous bodies like the sun reach their fusion limit and explode into a massive white sphere for a short duration, unleashing a huge electromagnetic storm into the surrounding galaxy. In actuality, a Super Nova isn't the explosion of a dying star.. instead, all the while it was dying, the core of the gaseous body gradually got transformed into heavier and heavier metals and this gradually extends out to quite a big diameter - like a ball of solid metal. Once the fusion limit is reached - all the superheated gaseous molecules that had flown far off during the fusion reaction, come rushing back towards the core (as the reaction there has stopped and there's no more heat driving them outward).. an immense storm of such gaseous particle come rushing in only to be rebounded back the infinitely dense and solid core.. This rebound action spreads these particles way further than they'd travelled during the normal fusion of the core.. this outward storm is what appears as Super Nova. The next step following this is to implode (the opposite of explode) where the whole scattered mass starts to fall back onto itself giving rise to a zone of infinite gravitational pull. For a short while the sub will exist as a body named Pulsar, which rotates just like the sun does, and keeps on emitting X-rays at regular intervals. These can be detected in far-off galaxies as of now.. the pulsating emission gives rise to the name Pulsar. The final step after Pulsar is a singularity we commonly know as a Black Hole. Such events are occuring at tandem given any moment of time everywhere around us and if provided with suitable equipment, none are that difficult to observer (except, of course, the highly debated existence of black holes)...
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NDPA
Nov 19 2005, 07:06 PM
Pretty nice story. Of course, before any of this actually happened we would be dead anyway. Or so the theory is. This is because the Sun's energy would hit the earth more powerfully than before, causing deadly radiation. There are two reasons why this may occour, one is that we have been destroying the ozone layer through pollution, so we would recieve the entire sun's energy - which causes deadly radiation. The second is that, when the sun finally burns out, it will use up its remaining energy quicker and the result would be powerful radiation. Of course, the theories only work if you actually believe the sun will die out...
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OpaQue
Nov 19 2005, 07:19 PM
OMG, What is my grandx10^7 sons/daughter going to do about it ? I must think of a way to prevent this.. so that my future generations are secure. The theory regarding sun will die out it true because after all, its a star. But, I think, till then, technology will be sooooooo advance that in that era, you will come back from Work and say "Honey, lets have a dinner at Saturn. Its your 2456th birthday and how can we forget that ;-)" Humans might evolve soo much that they will have advance technology of communication and time travel(i guess). Let's leave it to our great grand children..
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NDPA
Nov 19 2005, 07:31 PM
OpaQue, for time travel you would need to be able to travel at the speed of light. And we already know that is not possible... yet... And has someone changed the title of this topic or something? It DEFINATELY did not have that title earlier...
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HoRuS
Nov 20 2005, 01:22 AM
lmao hmm by then, or we destroyed ourselves, or we live on many other planets. You know how evolution works, maybe we develop a very big skin to protect us from it all  The Sun gives and takes, I see it as a natural way of cleaning up your mess after your done
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Plenoptic
Nov 20 2005, 02:48 AM
I have heard the part about the sun getting red but not expanding all the way to Jupiter. lol Would that mean that pluto will be like the Earth someday having the perfect temperature for life. Of course it wouldn't have life because it has no autmosphere or surface but it wouldn't be so cold. I heard that after the sun turned red it would go white and then just burn out. Imagine one day you woke up and the sun was dark. Complete darkness except from the stars. You would live for a while til the plants die, the trees die, and you lose all the food because animals that eat plants would die and so on. Pretty scary.
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tdktank59
Nov 20 2005, 04:35 AM
This is true its on of the many ways for the sun to end... another way could be implosion and stuff... what can actually form after the supernova is a black hole white dwarf or a newtron star but i dont think our suns big enough to do that... Did you know if our earth was to be commpresed to the point of turning into a black hole it'd be about the size of a marble (normal one that you hit with the game marbles) yeah that big lol... sad isnt it that much mass in that little thing... well a teaspoon of a newtron star weighs like 200 thousand tons or some crazy number like that lol... but yeah it wont happen in our life thim... by 5 million years lets hope we are off this blasted rock of a home we call...
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Alex Cicala
Apr 19 2009, 06:39 AM
QUOTE (ORene @ Apr 16 2009, 12:58 PM)  Oh my god very interesting... if that information is true then the sun only has 157788000000000000000000 nanoseconds left D: I really wonder if human race will live long enough to see the end of the sun... but bleh, we will probably destroy ourselves before that happens Take you a while to work that out. LOL Personally I think the human race will survive. Representation of Sci-Fi in current society is the new future.
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ORene
Apr 16 2009, 02:58 AM
Oh my god very interesting... if that information is true then the sun only has 157788000000000000000000 nanoseconds left D: I really wonder if human race will live long enough to see the end of the sun... but bleh, we will probably destroy ourselves before that happens
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kleong
Apr 10 2009, 08:30 PM
Read an interesting article regarding sun and earth. According to the article, there will be a solar flare in every 20 years. The next one, it will be at 2012. When a solar flare occurs, the sun will throw out fire ball and wave of electronic magnetic field. If the field has the polarity of north, it will reflect off the earth without causing much harm. But should it have the polarity of south, then earth will be in chaos. The wave from sun, it has the "power" to mess up entire earth's field. The damage, it will causing a surge in current in the power transformer. The surge is so strong that the transformer will be melted. As you know, transformer could not be easily build and making one will take a year. So the likely case of the whole in black out is real. And without electricity, crops could not be process. Water will not be pump to house. We will have a wide spread hunger and thirst. Millions will die from it. Sound like some soothsayer prediction? Well, this article is a finding from NASA.
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Alex Cicala
Apr 7 2009, 09:51 AM
May I add that studies have shown that the Sun [Sol] is roughly around 4.5 Billion Years Old. Our Universe is roughly 14.5 Billion years old. My physics teacher has said that according to studies on other suns in the Milky Way galaxy that are of similar size to our sun show that our sun has lived roughly half its life. So this means that the sun has another 5.5 billion years to go. So by that time life may still exist or it may not. QUOTE ((G)chelsea @ Apr 6 2009, 12:36 AM)  You should also think that maybe the earth would die first before the sun because of polluton, Global warming, and no fresh air The thing about that is that global warming is a myth. A period like the one we are experiencing now, with hot temperatures and frequent global disasters has happened before. It happened in the Medieval times, this was called the Medieval Warm Period. This happened around 1000 years ago, and had the same effects that we experience now. The after this occurred the Earth went through a Little Ice Age, which was separated by warm periods. This Little Ice Age was just a winter that occurred in places that don't actually get a cold winter. So there is nothing to fear about this Global Warming phase, nothing dramatic will happen.  And if anything dramatic does happen, eg. Uncontrollable storms, etc. Then people will know what to do in these situations. I'll give this warm period another 200 years of similar climates from today, then a mini cold period and then back to normal.
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iGuest
Apr 5 2009, 02:36 PM
sun wont last long for more than billion years
Sun, The Center Of Our Solar System.
My teacher says according to the scientist that the sun wont last for more than billion years.
That tells that probably the whole universe are gonna die.My dad said that the scientist will make an artificial sun for us so that the universe will still have energy and it wont die thank God for that if that might happen probably.All this years we have enjoyed exposing on the sun and
This told us that the sun wont last for more than billion years! What a news! But all of us are dead already we people don't last long forever.
WE REALLY NEED PRAYERS SO THAT THEY COULD MAKE AN ARTIFICIAL SUN IN THE FUTURE!
You should also think that maybe the earth would die first before the sun because of polluton,
Global warming, and no fresh air.
PRAYERS ARE REALLY REALLY NEEDED!
-reply by chelsea
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