On Earth, we've got another billion years or two before the oceans boil and the planet becomes uninhabitable. The Sun will heat up, swell into a red giant, fuse helium in its core, then blow off its outer layers and contract into a white dwarf. But new stars will pop up, too, and shine, and keep the galaxy alive and rife with stars far into the future. But even our own Milky Way will cease to exist: first as we know it, and later on, entirely. When enough time passes, there will be no stars, stellar remnants, or even black holes left at all. This is the cosmic story of the ultimate end of our home in space.
The cosmic story of our galaxy's demise starts right here, today. We need to look close to home, at our own Milky Way and its surroundings. While we tend to think of the local group — our cosmic neighborhood — as being made up of ourselves, Andromeda (our big sister), and a bunch of nobodies, it’s high time we recognize the rest of what’s around us. But they're as much a part of our future as we are. So get to know...
Friday, January 10, 2020
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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKv3UT62zZgBWeZ4j8gpkjgWhat Will The Death Of The Milky Way Look Like? - The Universe and Space Exploration Documentary -
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