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Earth could be transited outside of the damage zone of the star before this occurs.

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I sort of understand what you are saying, but can you describe how this would be possible?

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Earth could be transited outside of the damage zone of the star before this occurs.

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That, or at least the people on Earth. We're already trying to dominate space. I figure we'll be long gone by either expansion or destruction by our own hands before the sun gets close to hitting. Even so, you are right. I saw a program on the History Channel that outlines a ton of ways the Earth could go down. Collision with the sun was the final and most distant.

Post edited at 3:12 pm on July 6, 2009 by Audioblood

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Quote: from allsmiles at 6:08 pm on July 6, 2009

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Earth could be transited outside of the damage zone of the star before this occurs.

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I sort of understand what you are saying, but can you describe how this would be possible?

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Well, we have 4 and a half billion years to suss out how to do it. I'm sure the technology would be available to do this. The question is, will the planet be worth saving when the time comes?

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I mean we won't be alive and even if we were alive by then, we'll just die.

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Quote: from allsmiles at 6:08 pm on July 6, 2009

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Earth could be transited outside of the damage zone of the star before this occurs.

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I sort of understand what you are saying, but can you describe how this would be possible?

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Assuming tens of millions of years of technological advancement alone, the description might as well be "sorcery."

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Though admittedly, its a lot more likely the earth will indeed simply end.

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