The Sun's Death: Total Annihilation Awaits

The sun cannot freeze. Ever. Here's why that's actually terrifying. The sun's core runs

at 27 million degrees Fahrenheit. It's a massive nuclear fusion reactor crushing hydrogen into helium

every single second. If fusion somehow stopped right now, we wouldn't know for 8 minutes because

that's how long light takes to reach us. But here's the real nightmare.

The sun wouldn't freeze. It would collapse into itself from its own gravity,

then explode outward in the most violent supernova imaginable. Earth would be vaporized instantly.

Every planet in our solar system gone. The sun dying doesn't mean cold.

It means total annihilation.