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How will our Sun die?
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Our Sun is in the main sequence star stage.
From there our Sun will evolve to be a red giant.
When it evolves many many years from now it will engulf all of the inner planets. But don't worry, that won't happen in our lifetime!
From there the red giant (sun) will die. The death of a red giant is known as a planetary nebula. Though at the center of the nebula there is still a burning core.
When the debris flies away from the planetary nebula, our Sun will turn into a white dwarf, then the core will burn out which gives us a black dwarf.
I've provided an image of a good life cycle of the star, if you follow along with the brief description I've given you it should make sense!
If you have any questions let me know! I hope this helps!
From there our Sun will evolve to be a red giant.
When it evolves many many years from now it will engulf all of the inner planets. But don't worry, that won't happen in our lifetime!
From there the red giant (sun) will die. The death of a red giant is known as a planetary nebula. Though at the center of the nebula there is still a burning core.
When the debris flies away from the planetary nebula, our Sun will turn into a white dwarf, then the core will burn out which gives us a black dwarf.
I've provided an image of a good life cycle of the star, if you follow along with the brief description I've given you it should make sense!
If you have any questions let me know! I hope this helps!
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