When the Sun runs out of fuel, the Earth would not receive any energy; life could no longer exist on Earth. This isn't likely to happen though: long before that happens, the Sun will get so hot that it will kill any life on Earth. The Sun will also become very large, and it may or may not engulf (swallow) the Earth.
When the sun runs out of fuel it is expected to turn into a red supergiant engulfing earth. Then it is supposed to shrink into a white dwarf.
If the sun will be close to earth, earth's temperature will increase. It will be too hot.
This will probably never happen. Earth will most likely be destroyed in about 5 billion years when the sun runs out of hydrogen in its core and expands.
It doesn't. The earth orbits the sun in an elliptical fashion.
oceans would dry
By that time earth will be no more:c, but just to answer your question, it will eventually become a black dwarf.
we will die
When the sun runs out of fuel it is expected to turn into a red supergiant engulfing earth. Then it is supposed to shrink into a white dwarf.
At first, the sun will soon run out of its primary fuel, hydrogen. This will cause the sun's layers to expand, becoming a red giant. This will likely happen in 5 billion years. While scientists are unsure whether the expanded the sun will engulf the Earth or not, it will likely end life on Earth nonetheless.After it runs out of all fuel, including the heavier elements, it will begin shedding its outer layers and become a planetary nebula. Life on Earth would've almost certainly ceased by then.
Yes, but it is a long way off
The earth will just float into space, however the Earth can not get out of the solar system because of the sun's gravitational pull.
Sunset happens when the earth turns you far enough so that the line from your eye to the sun runs into the ground.
Easy answer: The Sun's surface will contact Earth before all of it's fuel has been consumed Not so easy: As the Sun runs out of fuel in it's core, it's pressure will reduce and the surface will expand as the Sun starts fusing hydrogen in a shell outside of it's core. The expansion of the surface will expand beyond the present orbit of the Earth. In this scenario, the Sun is still fusing hydrogen when it's surface comes into contact with the Earth, so it still has fuel. So Sun 1 However, research has suggested that as the Sun looses mass, the Earth will slowly increase it's orbit away from the Sun and the two surfaces will never touch. So Earth 1, Sun 1. Yet, even more research has suggested that tidal interactions will draw the Earth into the Sun. So Sun 2, Earth 1. Wait about 5 billions years and we can be sure what happens!!
Yes. When the sun runs out of hydrogen in its core, rather than simply dying it will expand to many times its original size, becoming a red giant. It will consume the planets Mercury and Venus and probably Earth.
the sun moves closer to earth
When the sun runs out of fuel for fusion, it will expand into a red giant, shedding its outer layers into space, before eventually collapsing into a white dwarf. This process will take several billion years to occur.
If the sun were to run out of fuel, it would eventually expand into a red giant, consuming Mercury and Venus, and possibly Earth. After this phase, it would shed its outer layers to become a planetary nebula, leaving behind its core as a white dwarf. The white dwarf would slowly cool and fade away over billions of years.