Will The Sun Live Forever

Answer 1

No. It will eventually run out of hydrogen to fuse in its core, and expand into a red giant when it starts to fuse helium in the core, which produces enough energy to raise the temperature of a "shell" surrounding the core to the point where hydrogen fusion can occur there. Eventually it will run out of "fuel" entirely, and collapse into a white dwarf, which will gradually cool into a burned-out "black dwarf".

However, it's a bit soon to worry: the Sun is gradually getting hotter, but we're safe for at least a billion years, and it will be five billion or so before it reaches the red giant stage.

Answer 2

No, all stars die. in about 5 billion years ago the sun will start to glow red and grow bigger. It will become so hot that the ice at Earth's North pole will melt and the oceans will begin to boil. the sun will continue to grow until it swallows the planets closest to (including earth!) Then the sun will began to shrink and become dimmer and dimmer until it is small, dim star called a white dwarf.

Answer 3

No, but it will change substantially - and might as well be gone, for all the good it will do.

In about 4.5 billion years (so, not soon!) the Sun will expand into a red giant, probably consuming Mercury and Venus, and perhaps the Earth as well. If Earth survives, it would be as a burnt-out cinder. About a billion years or so after that, the massive Sun will begin to shrink, ending up as a white dwarf. It will probably continue as a white dwarf for many billions more years.

Answer 4

No. The sun will run out of fuel in very roughly 5 billion years.

Answer 5

The Sun will not love forever, but it will live long enough for you, your children and your children's children etc.

The Sun will "live" for about another 5 billion years.

Answer 6

no the sun is not going to bur forevere because it will run out of fule