What would be the consequences for the Earth if the universe were to self destruct?

If the universe disappears, the earth will disappear with it, which is very obvious.

It would have devastating consequences for the planet and the end of human civilization.

The consequence is that the earth will be destroyed along with it, which is unimaginable.

If the universe had a self-destructive function, it would also destroy the earth. Because the self-destructive function of the entire universe will burst out with huge energy, which will endanger the earth and directly lead to the destruction of the earth.

The mass of the galaxy is about 6 10 42 kg. The mass of the Earth is about 6 10 24 g. In other words, the Milky Way is equivalent to having 10 18 Earth masses.

It's always hard to put such a large number in perspective. Let's give it a try. The beach is about 100 meters long and 10 meters wide, and it can be 1 meter deep before you hit the rock.

It's about 10 3 cubic meters. There are about 10 12 grains of sand per cubic meter, so there are about 10 15 grains of sand on the beach.

So removing the Earth from a galaxy is equivalent to removing a grain of sand from a thousand beaches. Do you think that if you remove a grain of sand, the beach will change, let alone the other 999?

Here's another way to look at it. Removing the Earth from the Milky Way is far less important than novae. There are 40 novas in the Milky Way every year, but we can only detect 10. In other words, we can't even detect 75% of events that are more significant than the disappearance of the planet.

So, if the Earth disappears, it won't affect the structure of the Milky Way in any meaningful way.

Still, the loss of a planet would affect the mass system of the solar system, but it would be a very small loss. Over a long period of time (millions or billions of years), there will be small changes in the location of matter in galaxies.

The disappearance of planets will have a greater impact on the material of our solar system. For a long time, it can destabilize some planets.

But when it comes to affecting "the balance of the entire universe", it is clear that the observable universe with 2 trillion galaxies is constantly evolving. The absence of the Earth does not affect the universe.

However, according to the latest research of scientists, the earth may be swallowed by the sun due to the interaction of tides, and even if the earth can escape the fate of being burned by the sun, the water on the earth will still boil, and most of the gas will escape into space, and when the earth's temperature rises sharply, all life on the earth will inevitably die.

Scientific studies have shown that tides have a braking effect on the Earth's rotation, making the Earth's rotation gradually slower, and the Earth's rotation period becomes 1-2 milliseconds longer every century. However, the total angular momentum of the Earth-Moon system remains the same, so the angular momentum of the Earth's rotation decreases, and there are research data that the Moon is moving away from the Earth at a rate of centimeters per year.

The earth is really insignificant to the universe, the disappearance of the earth has no impact on the universe, and planets like the earth in the universe will be destroyed anytime and anywhere, which is not enough to worry about.

There will be no impact, the earth is just a small existence in the universe, and there are planets disappearing every second every time, and there are many planets similar to the earth so the earth disappears, and there is no impact at all.

It doesn't have an impact, because the Earth is just a very small part of the universe, and it's dispensable for the universe.

If there is no earth, what is the universe for?

Aurora (stream of high-energy particles).

Tides (lunar gravity).

Magnetic storm (solar wind).

El Niño, environmental disasters (now thought to be related to sunspots) and possibly meteorites from the universe (possibly one of the causes of the extinction of the dinosaurs).

。。The existence of the universe does not imply the existence of the earth, and the existence of the earth necessarily means the existence of the universe. The universe is the vehicle of all things. The word universe simply indicates a carrier. What is the effect of a cradle on a baby? I can't answer.

I'm not a prawn and I'm not a fish.

I'll give you an analogy. The universe is water, and fish and prawns are the earth. What are the effects of water on aquatic life?

A random change in the universe will make the earth burp ...

The story of "Extinction" takes place in a world ruled by orcs, and the decadent protagonist, the young Cillier, joins an organization called the "World Extinguishing Committee" one day. Then, he and his friends go on an adventure with their friends in order to destroy the world. What awaits the Chirië at the end will be the end of the world?

Yes. Status: The universe is expanding.

Ending 1: Due to gravity, the expansion of the universe slows down, and gradually begins to shrink again, returning to the state before the big **, and everything that happened before is deleted

Ending 2: The expansion of the universe slows down due to gravity, but not enough to shrink it, it only brings the expansion rate closer and closer to 0, and it will be destroyed as the last star burns up (there is no more star) Ending 3: (by far the most recognized) Due to the action of dark energy, the universe expands faster, and may eventually tear everything apart, even the atoms and nuclei.

But none of this will happen until humanity is destroyed.

It should be said that it is a cycle, birth-development-destruction-rebirth.

All matter in the universe is a synthesis of two types of energy, dark energy and dark matter, so matter can be completely converted into "energy". Nuclear ** can release the energy of matter. Antimatter releases 100% of the energy of matter.

The material universe can also be said to be the "energy universe". What we used to see was only less than 5% of the universe, but now we suddenly find that 95% of everything belongs to uncharted territory.

The universe will be destroyed, and according to the research results of modern astronomers and physicists, the process of destruction of the universe is roughly as follows:

After 10 to the 30th power, all galaxies have no more hydrogen left to form stars, and all stars have become dead nuclei such as white dwarfs, neutron stars, and black holes. Time continues to move forward, to the 60th power of 10 years later, except for the black hole, other matter due to the expansion of the universe and decomposed into elementary particles, to the 80th power of the 10th, even the most stable protons have also decomposed, only electrons, neutrinos and antineutrinos and other cold light and black holes in the universe, until 10 years to the 100th power, even the black hole has decomposed and evaporated, and only the cold light such as electrons, neutrinos and antineutrinos in the universe is advancing forever, there is no end!