What would happen to the solar system if the Sun collapsed into a black hole in the future?

If the sun collapses into a black hole in the future, Mercury, Venus and other celestial bodies close to the sun will be swallowed up, and the earth will definitely not escape, the high temperature will first evaporate all the earth's seawater, the atmosphere will be sucked away, all life will be destroyed, and the earth may be torn apart, or swallowed up, becoming part of the sun's black hole.

In the early universe, the first stars to appear were much more massive than the Sun, and they were all superstars, and when these superstars died, they often caused supernovae**, a series of black holes of different sizes. These black holes collide with each other to form larger black holes, and when dust, stars, star clusters, and galaxies are absorbed by the black hole, a stream of high-energy particles will be ejected from both sides of the black hole's axis, which is 20 times wider than the diameter of the Sun. High-energy particle flows, known in astronomy as quasars, quasars are important celestial bodies in the universe, and there is evidence that quasars are breeding grounds for galaxies.

In the future, it is not impossible for the sun to collapse into a black hole after death, and at that time, other stars or space matter in the solar system will inevitably be swallowed by black holes. There are scientists** black holes are a shortcut to time and space, a gateway to another universe, it is likely that black holes are the opposite of big ones, and the positive big ones produce new universes, and black holes are the epitome of the old universe dying out. SoWhen the Sun becomes a black hole, new galaxies of the kind may emerge.

The development of the universe has not stopped or slowed down, and the demise of the planet is also a natural destiny, and no one has the privilege to escape. Even such a powerful black hole has a moment of destruction. Therefore, you can look at this matter with a normal heart, the destruction of the sun is inevitable, just as human life will come to an end, and while you are alive, it is good to cherish the present.

If this is the case, then there may be no more light on the earth, there will be no more heat production or the emergence of life, and humanity may be in danger.

The solar system will change dramatically, and when the core of the whole whole becomes something else, something else, it may change with it.

I think the solar system will change a lot, and we may not have light on Earth, and our lives will be darker.

Then the stars of the solar system will be absorbed by the black hole, and then they will be ruptured and then absorbed, so the impact of the black hole is still very large.

I feel that if the sun looks at his black hole, it is really terrible, and humans can't see the sun.

I think it's really unthinkable, without the sun, the world would be destroyed, and animals and plants would not be able to survive at all.

The most destructive star in the universe is the black hole, which is the terminator of the universe, even light can swallow it, and if it comes to the solar system, then it is definitely the end of the world.

According to their size, black holes are divided into two types: stellar-level black holes and galaxy-level black holes, which are created after supermassive stars have supernovae**, and are thousands of times more massive than the sun.

A galactic black hole was created at the origin of the universe and is tens of thousands, if not tens of billions of times, the mass of the Sun. Black holes, whether at the stellar or galactic levels, are terrifying. They are all larger than the Sun, and the smallest black holes detected are more than ten times larger than the Sun. 、

When a black hole enters the solar system and passes through the Kuiper Belt, the asteroid is swept into the solar system, and the gas planets follow it, and the rocky planets follow it.

When the black hole approaches the Sun, the Sun River Black Hole will form a center of mass around each other, and the satellite planets will be swallowed or thrown away under the dual force, and eventually the solar system will disappear.

Can you imagine the day when a black hole enters our solar system? What would happen if a black hole entered our solar system? A black hole is a gravitationally supercharged star, which hovers in space, and as long as it encounters, nothing escapes even time.

Its devouring ability is very strong, and what is even more terrifying is that it is not fixed, it is free-flying. A supermassive black hole long ago thought to be at the center of a distant galaxy has suddenly disappeared. This is certainly not accidental, and it has led scientists to believe that black holes may be floating freely in space.

This brings us to the key question of the day, the consequences of black holes entering the solar system.

The solar system consists of eight planets, hundreds of moons, hundreds of thousands of asteroids, and billions of comets orbiting the sun. In such a situation there is only one result, destruction. If this massive black hole targets our solar system, we have no way out.

In fact, it can start hurting us even before it enters the solar system. Because supermassive black holes orbit around them, there are stars, planets, asteroids, and comets orbiting them, so space debris near the black hole can attack the solar system. If our Earth is lucky not to be hit by space debris, and then wait until the black hole gets closer and closer, its gravitational pull will begin to pull various celestial bodies in the solar system, changing their original orbits.

Soon our Earth will be hit by a violent asteroid, and at the same time, other planets will start colliding with each other before being pulled into the black hole, and the broken debris will be sucked into the black hole.

Even a massive planet like Jupiter cannot escape its gravitational pull because it will suck all the gas out of the huge planet until it completely engulfs Jupiter. We, the earth, will not be able to escape. As the black hole gets closer and closer, its gravitational pull increases, and the strong gravitational pull causes ** and volcanic eruptions, and our planet is doomed.

Mercury and Venus are close behind. Eventually, the sun began to compete with each other's gravitational pull, but the sun could not withstand this level of energy after all, and was torn apart and swallowed by the powerful black hole. Now you know the consequences of black holes entering the solar system, right?

If the black hole enters the solar system, the disaster may be very serious, because the black hole can highlight some planets in the universe, and the impact is also very bad, once there is no sun, our surface temperature will drop significantly, and even usher in an ice age, the impact on people's bodies is also very serious.

It may interfere with the magnetic field on the earth, making it impossible for us to work and live normally, and may cause many species to die due to the interference of this strong magnetic field.

The earth ceases to exist, humanity will become extinct, and the world will be plunged into endless darkness.

Humanity will become extinct because black holes will devour everything in the solar system.

I think that human beings may be swept away by black holes, because the magnetic poles of black holes are still relatively strong, and we will fall into endless darkness.

The solar system will fall into a black hole. The solar system will fall into a black hole after another 130,000 revolutions around the Milky Way, and the time to make one revolution is about 100 million years, which means that the time of the solar system is still trillions of years, but this is only a theoretical speed, and in practice it may be much faster.

At the center of the Milky Way is a supermassive black hole called Sagittarius A, which has a mass about 4.3 million times that of the Sun. This black hole is the result of the merger of giant stars and black holes in the early formation of galaxies, and then formed a group of galaxies around the gravitational source of these huge black holes, so that the sun is also affected by the gravitational influence of the black hole around it.

However, due to the decrease in the mass of the Sun due to nuclear fusion, analogous to the eight planets of the solar system, the less massive the planet is closer to the Sun, so as the mass of the Sun decreases, the solar system will fall into the center of the Milky Way.

As the degree of fusion of the sun's nucleus becomes more and more intense, the speed of its fall into the black hole will also become faster and faster, and because the star does not produce water and is not affected by the "tidal force", it can be seen that the sun's accelerated fall into the black hole has become a fact.

However, the sun also has a lifespan, and after about 5 billion years, due to the accumulation of more and more helium by nuclear fusion, the energy released by nuclear fusion will eventually become more violent, causing the sun's gravitational and radiation pressure to lose balance, and the sun will also become a red giant, slowly swallowing up the surrounding energy, Mercury, Venus and even the earth.

Solar System:

The solar system is a system of celestial bodies centered on the Sun and bound together by the Sun's gravitational pull, including the Sun, planets and their moons, dwarf planets, asteroids, comets, and interplanetary matter. The Solar System is located about 10,000 light-years from the center of the Milky Way. The Sun orbits the galactic center at a speed of 220 kilometers per second, about 100 million years.

As of October 2019, the solar system includes the Sun, 8 planets, nearly 500 moons, and at least 1.2 million asteroids, as well as a number of dwarf planets and comets. If Neptune's orbit were used as the boundary of the solar system, the diameter of the solar system would be 60 astronomical units, or about 9 billion kilometers.

If bounded by the heliosphere, the Sun can be up to 100 astronomical units (at its thinnest) from the boundary of the solar system. If the Oort cloud is used as the boundary, the diameter of the solar system may be 200,000 astronomical units.

Since the birth of the <> universe 13.7 billion years ago, black holes have played a very large role in the creation of the universe from the beginning of the cosmic dust to the current countless galaxies. In the early days of the universe, cosmic dust condensed, early stars were born, stars were born and died, some huge stars collapsed into gravitational black holes when they died, the gravitational field of the black hole bound the surrounding celestial bodies and dust, the black hole rotated to produce a gravitational disk, and the bound celestial bodies rotated around the black hole in the gravitational disk, and early galaxies were formed. Our galaxy is the central black hole that has been gradually formed over countless years to attract surrounding objects.

A celestial body bound by the gravitational pull of the black hole, although it is rotating around the black hole, cannot get rid of the gravitational pull of the black hole, and will only keep approaching the black hole during the rotation, and will eventually be sucked into the black hole. The faster a star rotates around the black hole, the closer it is to the black hole and the earlier it is sucked in.

The sucking of the solar system into the central black hole will happen much later, but only if the solar system still exists and is not destroyed before it is sucked in. The Sun can exist in this state for another 5 billion years now, and in 5 billion years it will become a red giant, devouring several nearby planets, and then collapse into a white dwarf, and the solar system will self-destruct. If a small mass black hole suddenly appears around the solar system in the future, the solar system may not be able to escape gravity and be sucked into the small black hole, and the solar system will be gone.

The solar system is 6 million light-years away from the center of the Milky Way, and the solar system is rotating rapidly around the center of the Milky Way, and according to Newton's laws, I think it is negative. The solar system where our earth is located itself is around a black hole, and the black hole that can give birth to life around it is only the aging black hole that is gradually dying, and it cannot be a growing black hole, the energy in the aging black hole is gradually converted into stars and planets, the black hole is getting smaller and smaller, and the black hole system is gradually expanding and expanding, so the surrounding star systems are gradually moving away from the center of the black hole, so the earth has no possibility of getting close to its own black hole mother, and the moment the black hole dies is the time when the system falls apart. That is, when the earth disappears.

Of course, I can tell you that it will not be possible in a lifetime. Because the huge mass and energy of black holes can cause a lot of incredible things, such as gravitational lensing, those rays of light that pass near the black hole will be redirected, so that our astronomers will find that the position of the stars has changed or disappeared, and we have so many observatories around the world that are always paying attention to the sky in any direction, so there is no black hole in a fairly far range, and even if there is a black hole approaching us, it is an extremely distant thing in the future - tens of thousands of years, Or even hundreds of millions of years.

I feel like the sun will be destroyed. There is no possibility of human existence. The sun may have been swallowed by a black hole. Without the sun, we humans would not be able to survive.

There is a possibility that it will be destroyed, and there is no possibility for human beings to survive, because the gravitational pull of the black hole is relatively large, and it is possible to absorb the entire solar system.

The solar system will definitely be destroyed, and there is no possibility for human beings to survive, because without the sun, it is very difficult for human beings to survive on the earth.

It will be destroyed, it will be difficult for humanity to continue to exist, and the consequences are unimaginable, but this is only a hypothesis.