Will earth ever collide with the sun?

Answer 1

If we did, it would have to be at night.

Just kidding, it is possible for an object [with extremely dense heat resistent armor] to touch the surface of the sun, but it is Impossible [IMPOSSIBLE] for a human to set foot on the Very Hot surface of the sun, it would melt your skin and turn it into a gas.

Answer 2

We do not believe that the Earth will ever collide with the Sun; however, in about 4 billion years, the Sun will probably expand into a red giant, and expand out to consume the planets Mercury and Venus, and perhaps Earth as well.

By that time, we will may be able to move the Earth out from the Sun. Science Fiction author Larry Niven proposed a mechanism by which it might be done in his book "World Out Of Time".

Answer 3

No.

The Sun is a pretty ordinary star. Middle of the road in what astronomers call the "Main Sequence" O,B,A,F,G,K,M (our sun is a G star).

It is about half way through its life cycle and has about 5 billion years to go. Its mass is too small for it to explode (Nova) or to implode. Star 1.5 to 2 times our sun can implode and become neutron stars. Our sun will become a red giant and expand way beyond the earth's orbit.

Eventually it will eject the outer layer of material and the sun will become a white dwarf star.

Answer 4

The sun is using up all it's gases. It's going to burn out in aproximately 100,000,000,000 years. So, 100,000,000,000 years from now, people will actually be able to land on the sun.

Incorrect: When the sun blows up its going to take the whole solar system with it. So I wouldn't be expecting humans to land on it. Plus, I HIGHLY doubt humans will survive for more then another 1000 years

Answer 5

No. If anything, as the Sun looses mass the Earth will slowly move away from the Sun.

However, some theories, show that the Earth may move closer to the Sun due to tidal interactions.

When the Sun runs out of hydrogen in about 5 billion years, it will expand into a red giant and it's outer surface will expand until it's envelope extends close to the surface of the Earth.

Either way, the Earth will not "plunge" into the Sun

Answer 6

No one has landed on the sun and it is very doubtful that anyone ever will. In the first place, the sun is made of superheated gas (also known as plasma) so there is no solid surface on which to land; in the second place, there is no way to survive the intense heat of the sun, and the gravitational force at the surface of the sun is also very extreme. It would require an incredibly advanced technology to be able to visit the sun.

Answer 7

No, Earth will not collide with the sun. Earth follows a stable orbit around the sun due to gravitational forces, and there is no known mechanism that would cause a collision between the two.

Answer 8

Yes probably one day. but no one will probably be alive to witness it.

Answer 9

It's the other way around; the Sun will eventually swell up and consume the Earth.

That won't happen for 4 or 5 billion years, so there's no need to worry about it.

Answer 10

nope because the sun is too hot. you will heat up really fast, get too hot then DIE from the heat.

so nope i don't think it is possible to visit the sun.