What will happen to us after 5 Billion Years? _ Earth after 5 Billion Years later

What will happen to us after 5 Billion Years? _ Earth after 5 Billion years later

Here something not to hold your breath over what will happen in the five billion years

So our universe is like 14 billion years old, yeah not so young, is it although it might seem like those stars planets and other celestial bodies will live on forever, it's really not the case as time goes on inevitable processes will determine the fate of our Sun are the neighbouring planets and well universe itself and you know what they say all good things must come to an end. 

So let's have a peek at a future so distant that it's hard to comeprehead and try to answer one particularly alarming questions. What will happen to us in next five billion years just a warning an apocalypse will come.

Our Sun today is a middle-aged star still powerful and blazing merrily in the sky but moving towards the end of its life, all the same kind of like us and what exactly does the future hold install office and we will have the term to brightest mind to answer that question in 2020 and international group of research published a work outlining the future of our solar system in the scientific journal astronomy and astrophysics, they explain that 208 light years away from a spares a remote Star gold 12 papa, several billion years ago, The star looked exactly like the bigger sun does now, what is with the same mass and similar characteristics.

 This coincidence give the scientist an opportunity to see the future of our solar system with the hundred percent accuracy. 12 purpose is pretty old about the 10 billion years old, to exact over its very long lifetime the star lost one third of its mass that's the exact fit awaiting of our sun too, but before that in about five billion years, sun will swell into a red giant over 100 times its current size and it will keep on going into the next ARF and asymptomatic giant branch star this means that the radius of our star will be one astronomical unit which is the distance between the sun and the earth to put the perspective, right now the sun's radius is only one 215th of an astronomical units, so yeah it will get more bigger than it is now as is typical of all stars of such a huge size the sun will start  to cool as it uses up all it's energy.

 The heavier element like silicates and different metals will begin to condense into tiny grain and dust particals, after thet the radiation coming from the giant star will push this particle away and they will carry gas off with them, so basically the sun will literally be expelling its atmosphere, as a dramatic result our Sun will go from a mass of gaint a tiny white dwarf although it will be about the size of earth it'll be a whole lot denser and heavier just one teaspoon of the material of a white dwarf starweaigh over five tons. In the final stage of our sun's transformation the core of the star will become and it will turn into something compeletly different but that's another story itself. Let's stick to whats 's on everybody's mind, What will happen to the Earth to answer that question nobody knows for sure.

But for the correct answer you need to read our next post.

So that's is guys....