5 INCREDIBLE FACTS ABOUT SPACE

Earth also used to have a ring before the moon existed

The sun is not massive enough to explode in a supernova. Instead, it will die in a much less spectacular way, becoming a white dwarf star:
Hydrogen runs out: The sun will run out of hydrogen in about 5 billion years.
Swells into a red giant: The sun will swell and become a red giant, swallowing Mercury, Venus, and Earth. It will remain a red giant for about a billion years.
Loses outer layers: The sun will lose its outer layers and shrink into a white dwarf.
and he sun will likely engulf Earth in about 7.59 billion years, but the Earth will be uninhabitable much sooner. and the sun would be 10% hotter in 1billion years and When the sun dies, the planets in our solar system will experience many changes, including:
Engulfment
The sun will swell into a red giant and engulf some of the inner planets, like Mercury, Venus, and Earth.
Loss of atmospheres
The outer planets will lose their atmospheres due to intense radiation from the white dwarf that the sun will eventually become.
Orbit destabilization
The sun's loss of mass will weaken its gravitational hold on the planets, causing their orbits to expand. Some moons may be ejected from the solar system, while others may be consumed by the sun.
Thawed moons
The icy moons of the outer planets may thaw and briefly become oases.
Habitable worlds
The sun's death may create habitable worlds in the coldest parts of the solar system.
The exact fate of the planets in our solar system is still debated by scientists. Mars and the outer planets are likely to survive, but Earth's fate is more uncertain and if we can stop the sun from it be will never happen or No, with our current level of technology, we cannot stop the sun from dying as it is an inevitable part of its natural life cycle as a star; once it runs out of hydrogen fuel in its core, it will eventually expand into a red giant and then shrink to a white dwarf, marking the end of its life as a star.
( I had I first one but I clicked a wrong button now it gone ) I forgot to say The sun will die in about 14.4 billion years, when it runs out of fuel and cools down. However, life on Earth will likely end much sooner than that.
Here's what will happen to the sun and Earth as the sun dies:
5 billion years
The sun will run out of hydrogen and begin to die. It will swell into a red giant star, becoming so large that it will swallow Mercury, Venus, and Earth.
1 billion years
The sun will remain a red giant for about a billion years.
White dwarf
The sun will lose its outer layers and shrink into a white dwarf, which will be much cooler than the sun is now.
Earth
Earth will become inhospitable for most organisms long before the sun dies. The sun's increased brightness will cause the Earth to heat up, evaporating the oceans and drying out the planet. pretty cool right (: ( and please like )

Uranus ❌

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but we can see uranium's ring?

Can you see the ring? and how did you know