The Powder Toy

Earth after sun colapse by efrem

efrem
efrem
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5th Jul 2012
5th Jul 2012
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burnable eyk

Comments

  • RoboPecloaseV2
    RoboPecloaseV2     1st Sep 2019
    a realistic depiction of this is one particle of dust.
  • RetrStallion
    RetrStallion     12th May 2016
    woulden't earth be gone?
  • kerbal
    kerbal     29th Dec 2014
    Tothemyers is right
  • Spathiwa
    Spathiwa     1st Nov 2014
    AHHHHH! CURSED ZELDA MAJORAS MASK! (XD)
  • klopman
    klopman     25th Aug 2014
    Cool the entire thing down, it looks like the moon.
  • ajcharger24
    ajcharger24     31st Oct 2012
    !set type coal filt
  • trcndc
    trcndc     22nd Oct 2012
    i agree with tothemyers, our star isn't massive enough to go supernova, also its energy of a billion suns not nukes, the sun has the energy of 10 billion+ nukes.
  • Mutalisk
    Mutalisk     20th Aug 2012
    ...candy ninja is right sorry to burst your bubble
  • tothemyers
    tothemyers     5th Jul 2012
    Correction: The sun does not have the mass to go supernova. When it dies, it will "shed" it's outer gas layers. Before that, it will expand, engulfing Mercury and Venus, and most likely Earth.
  • Candy-Ninja
    Candy-Ninja     5th Jul 2012
    Actually, the Earth wouldn't be a planet anymore when the sun supernova's, as the force would be like a billion nukes all in one. The initial impact of force would blast most of the Earth into bits.