The sun won't die- it will change into the next phase of a star. No one really knows, but some think that big meteoroids will hit earth on fire. As far as light goes there won't be a big blackout right when the sun explodes. It takes two mi...
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given that lights from the sun takes at least 8 minutes to reach the earth, you can guarantee that whatever happens you'll get at least 8 minutes notice ! But speaking realistically, the light that reaches ... The Naked Scientists Forum | Non Life Sciences | Physics, Astronomy & Cosmology | What if the Sun dies?
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Prior to forming a planetary nebula, a low-mass star (i.e., one with a mass similar to that of the Sun) forms a red giant. Planets close to the star are engulfed in the expanding star, spiral inside it, and are destroyed.
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If the Sun were to "die" today, we'd die, just like all the other answers have said. But the "death" of the Sun is still a few billion years in the future, so let's take a quick look at that. Four million years ago, ther...
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The oceans will evaporate into the sky which will cause the earth to heat up just like Venus is today with surface temperatures above 500 degrees F . So, long before the Sun dies, life on this Earth will come to an end.
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Basically, what happens when a star dies depends on its size at birth. Fueled by the burning of their own hydrogen/helium cores, all stars evolve, age, and eventually explode or expire, leaving behind stellar remains. ... It also enables us to predict the future of our Sun. Earth's Sun is approximately 4.5 billion years...
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Ok, it seems that people are concerned with what happens to the human race when the sun dies, not necessarily the earth. As far as humans go, if we make it 500 million to 1 billion years, the Earth will be on average 50-100 degrees F warmer than it is now.
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What will happen to earth when the sun dies? The Sun appears to have been active for 4.6 billion years and has enough fuel to go on for another five billion years or so. At the... ... That depends on if the sun dies with a bang or a whimper. If it's a bang, then the Earth's atmosphere, and anything not tied down,
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