Do planets die

Answer 1

Planets are not alive and therefore cannot die.

However, planets that are geolocically active and have a magnetic field (like Earth) are considered to be alive. Planets that are not geologically active and do not have a magnetic field (like Mars) are considered to be dead. It is believed that Mars was geolilcally active (volcano remnants have been discovered) in the past and had a magnetic field caused by geoligic action in its core. After hundreds of millions of years, Mars' core cooled and the planet became geolically dead.

Answer 2

It depends on what you mean by "die." The life on any planet that has it will die out eventually, but planets themselves are not alive. They can be destroyed, though. When the sun expands at the end of its life cycle it will expand and consume Mercury, Venus and probably Earth.

Answer 3

Planets can die like stars.

they can be destroyed by supernova's and can one day implode.

or maybe the natural satellite (moon) could shine it's light upon it, thus making it unstable and unconvincing for life

Answer 4

Planets can die like stars.

they can be destroyed by supernova's and can one day implode.

or maybe the natural satellite (moon) could shine it's light upon it, thus making it unstable and unconvincing for life

Answer 5

Planets do not die in the same way that living organisms do. Over millions of years, a planet can undergo changes that affect its habitability, such as cooling or loss of atmosphere. Eventually, the sun's evolution will impact Earth's ability to support life, but the planet itself will continue to exist.

Answer 6

It doesn't. A planet is not alive, and therefore cannot die.