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What do you think will happen if its orbit brought it closer to the sun?
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∙ 11y ago
A fireball
Kaylah Ward
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∙ 13y agoIf the Earth drifted too close to the Sun, the first thing that would happen is the Earth would heat up, rapidly. The ground would start to melt and turn back into molten rock, the seas would evaporate;
depending on the solar stage, the Earth's atmosphere could also be barraged by Solar Flares, Solar Winds or even Coronal Mass Ejections! This would likely tear apart the atmosphere the earth has.
Once close enough, the Sun's gravitational pull would get too much for the earth, and would start to literally tear it to pieces. The remnants of the earth would then most likely become asteroids and meteors, and either be pulled into the sun and vaporised, or continue to drift around the sun in rings - akin to Saturn's.
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∙ 11y agothe earth wont draw towards the sun because the world will end when Jesus comes again; not from being too close to the sun.
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∙ 14y agoIf Jupiter were to move closer to the Sun, it would disrupt the orbits of most of the asteroids in the main asteroid belt, and would have long-term effects on the orbits of Mars and Saturn.
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∙ 10y agoA fireball
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