WHAT IF THE EARTH IS AS BIGGER AS THE SUN
what if the earth is as bigger as the sun?
Trees are falling ecosystems are collapsing and our infrastructure is crumbling crops are failing and water is scarce. Earth is becoming a dead planet on the plus side. There's never been a better time to buy property, but who can think about real estate? Like they can't leave their own home. Let alone get out of bed. Let alone breathe. This is what if and here's what would happen if the Earth was as big as the sun. Everyone knows the sun is big. I mean look at it and that's just how big a looks from about 150 million kilometers away. Just imagine what it would look like if you were standing next to it never mind the sun accounts for 98 percent of the mass of our entire solar system and compared to the densest Planet, which is our very own planet Earth the Sun. More than a million times more massive. In fact, it would take roughly 1 million three hundred thousand planet Earth's to fill the entire Sun but what if it only took one Earth would be a very different place if it were the same size as the sun. Just imagine our whole planets topography being stretched out continents would expand providing much-needed relief in places where overpopulation inhibits the quality of life and oh Owning a nice plot of land might actually be more affordable than it is on today's planet Earth, but now we'd also have to consider that every body of water on our planet would have more area to cover.
This means that lakes rivers and even the oceans would be shallower making them more susceptible to evaporation and potentially drying out marine life with undoubtedly suffer since shallower water would gain more heat from the Sun jeopardizing sea creatures that need colder water. Survive with other smaller water sources beginning to dry up Wildlife on land might have to relocate or travel much farther for fresh water, which would also put them at risk as humans would be in an equally precarious position Not only would we probably start fighting over the limited fresh water that's available our food crop yields would also start shrinking food crops need a certain amount of soil to grow in and to absorb the nutrients they need. If our world was as big as the sun then like the water our soil would have to be spread out to cover a much larger space less soil would mean less food while the demand for food would stay the same. There's also another issue that we haven't considered which when we Factor it in makes life on Earth pretty much impossible Earth being the same size as the sun is hard enough to imagine but when you consider a son sighs Earth having the same mass as the sun. It doesn't only jeopardize our survival. It disrupts our entire solar system. Think about it with the Earth as big as the sun. You've pretty much lose the moon either way, but if a planet has more mass it will also have a stronger gravitational pull in this case gravity on Earth would be 28 times as strong as it is now we'll get to how this affects you in a moment but first First let's look at the bigger picture. The reason why our solar system moves the way it does now is because the Sun's mass is so great. Its gravitational pull forces other planets into its orbit. The sun currently has 98 percent of the mass in our entire solar system, but now the Sun and the Earth would each have 49 percent of the mass in our solar system with this result in some sort of binary system in which the sun and the
This means that lakes rivers and even the oceans would be shallower making them more susceptible to evaporation and potentially drying out marine life with undoubtedly suffer since shallower water would gain more heat from the Sun jeopardizing sea creatures that need colder water. Survive with other smaller water sources beginning to dry up Wildlife on land might have to relocate or travel much farther for fresh water, which would also put them at risk as humans would be in an equally precarious position Not only would we probably start fighting over the limited fresh water that's available our food crop yields would also start shrinking food crops need a certain amount of soil to grow in and to absorb the nutrients they need. If our world was as big as the sun then like the water our soil would have to be spread out to cover a much larger space less soil would mean less food while the demand for food would stay the same. There's also another issue that we haven't considered which when we Factor it in makes life on Earth pretty much impossible Earth being the same size as the sun is hard enough to imagine but when you consider a son sighs Earth having the same mass as the sun. It doesn't only jeopardize our survival. It disrupts our entire solar system. Think about it with the Earth as big as the sun. You've pretty much lose the moon either way, but if a planet has more mass it will also have a stronger gravitational pull in this case gravity on Earth would be 28 times as strong as it is now we'll get to how this affects you in a moment but first First let's look at the bigger picture. The reason why our solar system moves the way it does now is because the Sun's mass is so great. Its gravitational pull forces other planets into its orbit. The sun currently has 98 percent of the mass in our entire solar system, but now the Sun and the Earth would each have 49 percent of the mass in our solar system with this result in some sort of binary system in which the sun and the
Earth orbit each other how would this new rivalry affect the Orbits of the other planets in our solar system and what a significantly higher gravitational pull mean that Earth would get hit by a lot more asteroids. Well, there'd be a lot more to worry about than just asteroids. Our satellites would also probably crash down to earth while buildings and bridges would crumble and collapse under the increased gravitational pressure. Only thick trees that were low to the ground would remain standing but it's Likely that much else could shoulder the added weight you would be significantly heavier and you probably wouldn't be able to walk anywhere think about it. If you weigh 50 kilograms on Earth right now, it would feel like you weighed 1,400 kilograms on a son sized Earth. The cruel twist is that as gravity increases time would slow down so you might be able to live longer, but it would probably be a long life. That's lying in bed with aches and pains. Luckily. We can wake up from this nightmare because the Earth will never be as big as the sun. In fact, our planet is actually getting smaller our atmosphere leaks and so we end up losing several hundred tons of Mass to space every day. So take a nice deep breath and be glad it's that easy.
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