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Hybrid type of photovoltaic integrated energy storage cabinet for tunnels
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What if the sun freezes
The temperature starts to drop and photosynthesis stops immediately after the sunlight disappears. All plants will begin to die and 99% of all natural biodiversity on Earth will cease.
FAQs about What if the sun freezes
Does the time taken to freeze the Earth depend on the Sun?
@KeithMcClary that answers my second question (the time taken to freeze the earth doesn't depend on the sun). But what about habitable depths?
What would happen if the Sun was no more?
If the sun was no more, then Earth would be drawn to a new centre of gravity. The gravity of Earth and the rest of the solar system would be affected and – with there being no constant energy supply from the sun – Earth would start drifting into space. The idea that life could be sustained indefinitely without the sun is a silly dream.
What happens if the sun disappears?
All plants will begin to die and 99% of all natural biodiversity on Earth will cease. As soon as the Sun disappears the temperature will drop a few degrees (like it does every night). The loss of the direct radiation heat on the day side is higher than the average temperature drop on the whole planet.
What would happen if the Sun stopped emitting light and heat?
If the sun was still there, but just stopped emitting light and heat, we would stay in orbit. All of Earth would be in permanent darkness; the air and oceans would retain warmth for some time, but all life would eventually freeze to death. @Saquibclimatex via Twitter I am more worried about cold than darkness.
What would happen if Earth lost the Sun?
Some heat would filter through Earth's crust and keep it warm for a time. There is also a natural radioactive decay and human-made energy production that will slightly compensate for the missing Sun. There is also a huge heat reserve contained in the oceans but this will largely stay there and will not do much good on the surface.
What if the Sun turned off?
If you put a steamy cup of coffee in the refrigerator, it wouldn't immediately turn cold. Likewise, if the sun simply “turned off” (which is actually physically impossible), the Earth would stay warm—at least compared with the space surrounding it—for a few million years. But we surface dwellers would feel the chill much sooner than that.