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A collaboration between NASA and Toho University used supercomputers to predict that Earth will become uninhabitable around the year 1,000,002,021 due to the Sun's increasing heat, with human life potentially ending much earlier because of climate change and atmospheric deterioration, though these are long-term projections.
NASA and Japanese researchers used supercomputers to estimate that Earth's surface will become uninhabitable for all life by around the year 1,000,002,021, due to the sun's increasing heat, with humans facing earlier environmental collapse from climate change and atmospheric changes. The study emphasizes the importance of preparing for Earth's eventual uninhabitability, including exploring space colonization options.
Researchers predict that the Earth's violent end will occur when the Sun expands and eventually swallows it, challenging previous understanding of its demise. The study provides insight into the life-cycle of our solar system, as the Sun will deplete its hydrogen fuel, expand into a red giant, and then become a white dwarf, affecting the entire solar system. The powerful gravity of white dwarfs will tear apart surrounding bodies, leading to irregular and catastrophic movements.