So what will it be like in the year 3007?
960682
like the jetsons!! machines, machines, machines and flying cars!!
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The sun is about 4.5 billion years old and about 1/3 rd the way through it's expected life. Scientists have given us a glimpse of what to expect as the sun ages.\n\n1.1 billion years or so, it will become 10% brighter. This will cause the earth to become super heated, all life will be destroyed and the oceans will boil away. Then in another 6.5 billion years, it will double in brightness and burn its supply of hydrogen fuel in its core. The sun will swell and become bigger than what we see today.\n\nAt around 8 billion years or so, the size will increase to 166 times and reach as far as Jupiter. The color will be red and it will be known as a Red Giant, but once the hydrogen fuel is depleted and the sun has reached the outer regions of Jupiter, it will start to shrink, losing both energy and brightness as it quickly consumes it's helium in  in 100 million years or so..\n\nThen, at around 12 billion years, the sun will eject much of its outer layers and become a smoldering, collapsed core that scientists would call a White Dwarf, but this is not the end, for it has one more transformation. It eventually will become a Black Hole.\n\nIf you would like to see what the sun will look like when it becomes a White Dwarf, go to:\nhttp://www.physorg.com/newman/gfx/news/m2_9_large.jpg
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I think it should be something like\n\n1662/300*300\n\nso the answer would be 1662.\n\nHope it helps.
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The time will not be the same.
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Please refer to my previous Best Answers on this question.\n\n18 NOV 06, 0502 hrs, GMT.
1119957
I don't think the Empire will crumble for another hundred years or more. That is, if the world survives a hundred years. C'est la vie!
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harldy ever, check out wikipedias calendar stuff... it goes into the next few millenia
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Yes. Something very important is going to happen on that date. And I am serious about it AND I could prove it to you, if that were necessary. As a matter of fact, I've known this for a long time, now. But I have never thought it was so important for other people, so I never considered sharing this information. Not until recently, anyway, when so many people started all of a sudden to show their concern about what is awaiting humanity on that date.\n\nSo I think this needs to be said once and for all, so that everybody knows, and the world can decide what to do about it. Ladies and gentlemen, according to irrefutable documents which are in a safe place now, so they are not misplaced, and after a very quick and not very difficult calculation, I have come to the revealing conclusion that on Tuesday 6th. June, 2006, it is going to be my birthday, and I am going to be thirty-five years old.
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No body knows what will happen tomorrow, or even 100 years from now. One thing for sure, only god knows
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Release date: April 7th 2006
19839
Brian is right, but I have to add a smart-ass remark that sun will burn up and go out in a few million years, but by then the humankind will either destroy itself, or find a way to move on to other stars.
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Come back in a few hundred years. Your face will be ready.
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It will be in very near future.
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In a lifetime, in a year, or some other period?
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I'm afraid its "Goodnight Vienna" for us. As this is unlikely to happen for another 5 billion years or so though, there is a fair chance that we will have blown ourselves up or evolved into something a little more intelligent and cleared off elsewhere by the time it happens.\n\nAlthough the Sun uses up around 5 million tons of hydrogen every second, it still has enough left in its core to last for another 5 billion years or so. When it finally does run out of fuel, though, it will swell up to many times its present size and become what is known as a red giant. \n \nThe outer layers of the Sun will grow to swallow up the planets Mercury and Venus and they may even reach out as far as Earth. Way before the Earth is swallowed the surface of our planet will be scorched, its oceans boiled dry and most of the atmosphere will be stripped away.\n\nAs a red giant, the Sun might be able to exist for a few more million years. During this time it will shed matter quite quickly. The solar wind will strengthen to a solar gale. Finally, the Sun may cast off most of its outer layers as a bright shell of gas called a planetary nebula.\n\nAll that will be left behind is a very hot, dense core. The Sun, in fact, will have become a white dwarf - a star no bigger than the Earth. Gradually, over many millions of years, even this small star will cool. The Sun will end its days quietly as a dimming ember in space.\n\nThe attached link shows a photo of a star similar to the Sun in its death throes.
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What is the world coming to.
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billions and billions of years.