What will happen to the sun after his death? Scientists reveal a possible scenario

A window to the world – Scientists have confirmed their predictions regarding the death of the sun and its crash scenario by observing a rare dynamic event, that of the death of a red giant for the first time, which could reflect what will happen to the sun in the end.

Dr. Meredith Joyce, astronomer at the Australian National University (ANU), led the study with Dr. Laszlo Molnar and Dr. Laszlo Kess of the Konkoli Observatory of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.

Dr. Joyce stated that the star studied had a similar appearance to that of the sun. It was one of the rare occasions when the signs of aging could be observed directly in a star similar to that of the sun. "

"We expect our sun to end slowly and more slowly than the supernova, producing a powerful, bright explosion," Joyce said.

"The results corroborate the prediction that our sun will turn into a red giant and then a gas shell that will expand and shine like a ring in five billion years, leaving behind a tiny white dwarf," he said. Joyce.

Joyce said that he would become much fatter with the approach of death and that Venus, Mercury and possibly Earth would be dragged into the process, before being reduced to a white dwarf.

It should be noted that the UMi T star appeared about 1.2 billion years ago, about twice the mbad of our sun in the Little Bear constellation more than 3,000 light years from Earth. White, T UMi was going through a series of impulses whose size, brightness, and temperature fluctuated tremendously.

Astronomers will continue to monitor the evolution of the star over the next decades, directly testing the expectations of scientists over the next 30 to 50 years.