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Solar System In 5 Billion Years

Our solar system formed 46 billion years ago. Before that in about 5 billion years our sun will swell into a red giant over 100 times its current size.

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Solar system in 5 billion years. This will mark the end of the suns main sequence life. If its even still there. This is what planets looked like 38 billion years ago duration.

Recorded in the simulation universe sandb. By that time we most certainly wont be around. Computer simulations of the solar systems evolution over the next five billion years suggest that there is a small less than 1 chance that a collision could occur between earth and either mercury venus or mars.

One of many ways that our when our star the sun will expand out into a red giantin an approx 5 billion years. We will talk about the future of our sun and our solar system. 38 billion years ago it was relatively young.

All the planets possibly had acquired stable orbits by that time. For a star the size of ours this phase lasts a little over 8 billion years. However they appeared a lot.

Habitable zone 5 billion years later anton petrov. The solar system will remain roughly as we know it today until the hydrogen in the core of the sun has been entirely converted to helium which will occur roughly 5 billion years from now. This means that it is in the most stable part of its life converting the hydrogen present in its core into helium.

Our solar system is just over 45 billion years old so the sun is slightly more than halfway through its stable lifetime. In about 5 billion years its due to turn into a red giant. The core of the star will shrink but its outer layers will expand out to the orbit of mars engulfing our planet in the process.

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