Ever since I studied astro physics back in college I have had quite an interest in all things to do with space even though I don't study this stuff anymore. The idea of space and time being so limitless just reminds us how insignificant this planet and everything on it is, in about 1 billion years all life on this planet will be dead due to the rising temperature of the sun and in about 5 and a 1/2 billion years the planet itself will be destroyed when the sun turns into a red giant, this is going to happen no matter what anybody does.
Yes true, but people have only been around for about 200,000 years (or 6,000 if you're Christian Lol)
So if we 'evolve' further (or likely become extinct) then it may not be all that catastrophic for anyone.
Stars exploding is quite natural, its all part of our universe.
By the way our galaxy is also set to collide with another galaxy before our sun dies, so we may be able to hop onto another planet passing by!
Is it normal that i'm afraid of space?
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Ever since I studied astro physics back in college I have had quite an interest in all things to do with space even though I don't study this stuff anymore. The idea of space and time being so limitless just reminds us how insignificant this planet and everything on it is, in about 1 billion years all life on this planet will be dead due to the rising temperature of the sun and in about 5 and a 1/2 billion years the planet itself will be destroyed when the sun turns into a red giant, this is going to happen no matter what anybody does.
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Yes true, but people have only been around for about 200,000 years (or 6,000 if you're Christian Lol)
So if we 'evolve' further (or likely become extinct) then it may not be all that catastrophic for anyone.
Stars exploding is quite natural, its all part of our universe.
By the way our galaxy is also set to collide with another galaxy before our sun dies, so we may be able to hop onto another planet passing by!