What will happen if the Earth blew up?

To answer your question, we would all die. Depending on the strength of the explosion, the earth might be instantly disintegrated, or merely blown into chunks hundreds of miles long that would eventually form into a planet due to gravity.

What would happen if half the Earth was destroyed?

As the Earth is methodically sliced in half, its mantle and core would be exposed to the vacuum of space, causing massive earthquakes that would be felt everywhere on the planet. At this point, the death toll would already be in the millions.

What happens if the Moon breaks?

If the moon exploded, the night sky would change. We would see more stars in the sky, but we would also see more meteors and experience more meteorites. The position of the Earth in space would change and temperatures and seasons would dramatically alter, and our ocean tides would be much weaker.

Can the Earth break?

Unlike a massive cue ball, the Earth has its own extremely powerful gravitational field holding it together. It is theoretically possible to break the Earth apart only to have it fall back together again.

What happens if you cut the sun?

With its thermonuclear fuel gone, the sun will no longer be able to shine. The immensely high pressures and temperatures in its interior will slacken. The sun will shrink down to become a dying ember of a star, known as a white dwarf, only a little larger than Earth. Artist’s concept of our sun as a white dwarf.

What would Earth be like without the Sun?

The answer is No, the Earth would not remain in any recognizable form without the Sun. There would still be a husk of a dead planet with a small amount of energy coming from the residual heat of the core which might be able to sustain chemosynthetic life in small colonies.

Will the Sun ever burn out?

Yes, the sun will some day burn out, but that will not be for billions of years! All glaciers on earth will melt and eventually all water will be gone and Earth will turn into a planet sort of similar to Venus and everything will melt as it gets hotter and hotter.

How long before our sun burns out?

Yes, the sun will eventually burn out. But not for a long, long time. The sun has used up about half of its hydrogen fuel in the last 4.6 billion years, since its birth. It still has enough hydrogen to last about another 5 billion years.

What will happen when the sun burns out?

The sun burning out is the inevitable fate. We dont have to worry though: is not going to happen for about 5 billion years. The sun is currently burning hydrogen. When its supply of hydrogen depletes, it will burn its supply of helium that it has been saving up for a couple billion years.