What happens when Sun dies?
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Henu the Great
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Stars are indeed finite.Reed said:
I can't say how Earth would go on though. After a supernova there is not much going on. Fortunately Universe has many habitable places aside from Earth. If there would be no Sun in our current stage, Humanity as we know it would cease to exist.
Ol argedco luciftias
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If the sun ever dies, it would be many Billions of years from now. We and our gods are about half of one Million years old and look how much we have done already. We are already going to be able to go around the solar system in just a few years. Think how much better our technology will be in a few Billions of years? We can just go somewhere else or maybe even prevent anything bad from happening to the Sun.
Soaring Eagle 666
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In 7 billion years, I'll bet humans will be advanced enough to move the Earth to another star.Henu the Great said:
Henu the Great
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True that.Soaring Eagle 666 [JG said:" post_id=347209 time=1650651300 user_id=346]
In 7 billion years, I'll bet humans will be advanced enough to move the Earth to another star.Henu the Great said:
Veritá_666
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Considering that Satan is the most advanced being in existence and that he is about half a million years old, now consider the fact that we are advancing exponentially, within even 6 billion years, we will be able to do everything.
Take into account that 6 billion years is 6000 million years, and with a quick calculation we come to understand that 6 billion years is equivalent to Satan's life (up to now, of course) multiplied by 12000.
So I'm going to snap my fingers and the Sun will stop causing us problems, okay?
Now all joking aside, you don't have to worry, it would be absurd to predict what our life will be like in 2000 years, plus the universe is full of places to live, so it doesn't make much sense to think about what will happen in 7 billion years.
Take into account that 6 billion years is 6000 million years, and with a quick calculation we come to understand that 6 billion years is equivalent to Satan's life (up to now, of course) multiplied by 12000.
So I'm going to snap my fingers and the Sun will stop causing us problems, okay?
Now all joking aside, you don't have to worry, it would be absurd to predict what our life will be like in 2000 years, plus the universe is full of places to live, so it doesn't make much sense to think about what will happen in 7 billion years.
Quel_tizio
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Veritá_666 said:
We dont know if Satan is the most advanced being for sure.
There could be older being than Satan that are even more powerful, but maybe they do not care about humanity.
RockSeed13
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Let's stop the sun from dying.
The Phantom Stranger
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What is a black sunJrvan said:
Scenegirlshooter
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Reed said:
I think us humans.. we will be beyond advanced to be still on earth :3
Scenegirlshooter
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Reed said:
I think us humans.. we will be beyond advanced to be still on earth :3
Stormblood
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We don't even know if mainstream science is correct about this, as no one as had the chance to observe a star's lifecycle from birth to supposed. It may not be like that. A lot may happen in between. Not every star may behave the same way either. The nuclear fusion process may not 100% work like mainstream science says. The quantity of hydrogen the Sun possess may have been miscalculated. Some Suns may even have the ability to regen themselves in some ways. Quantum physics was also not consulted in determining the lifespan of a star...
You get the gist. There is no point in wondering something that's allegedly 6 billion years away when not even our spiritual ancestors have lived that long.
You get the gist. There is no point in wondering something that's allegedly 6 billion years away when not even our spiritual ancestors have lived that long.
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