Oamenii de știință au dezvăluit o perspectivă înfricoșătoare asupra viitorului sistemului nostru solar. Soarele ar putea „arunca” planetele în spațiu de 100 de ori mai repede decât se estima

Scientists have revealed that the solar system's end may come much sooner than previously thought, with chaotic orbital changes expected after the Sun becomes a white dwarf. New calculations indicate that planets will lose their orderly orbits just one billion years after this transformation, rather than the previously believed 100 billion years. The Sun will undergo violent mass loss events, destabilizing the solar system and potentially leading to collisions or ejections of outer planets. Simulations show that in many scenarios, at least one gas giant, like Jupiter or Saturn, could be expelled from the solar system within millions of years after the Sun starts losing mass. However, the fate of inner planets like Earth remains unchanged, as they will eventually be engulfed by the Sun during its red giant phase.