It will when our sun finally dies out then the earth gets sucked into it's black hole into nothingness. Not only will the earth vanish, but the entire solar system as well and probably nearby stars.
2006-12-28 18:15:18
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answered by Andrea 6
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Possibly but the sun won't go supernova or turn into a black hole. It will die though. In it's death throws it will expand and become a cooler red giant. It will reach Earth's orbit and may engulf the Earth. Of course the mass won't vanish though depending on how hot things get it may melt. Depending on the conditions the molten or not molten Earth may continue to orbit much as it has. The sun will eventually shrink by blowing off most of it's mass...actually it will float away, in the form of a planetary nebula, leaving a cool dwarf star which will eventually go dead. If the Earth hasn't fallen out of a stable orbit or was "nebulized" which it probably won't be, it will cool into a cold dead lump until the end of the universe or something large smashes into it.
2006-12-28 18:50:18
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answered by minuteblue 6
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The earth will be swallowed by the sun in another 5 billion years when the sun starts running out of it's own hydrogen fuel,the sun will expand and reach the orbit of mars and beyond thus destroying everything on it's path,but before that happens the earth will be a lifeless shell because the heat of the sun would have burned everything and the oceans would have been evaporated away.
2006-12-28 19:08:50
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answered by Anonymous
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yes
but we can't say when
In 2035 an asteoroid is coming to hit the Earth, for which our scientists of NASA had two ways to stop it
Thus, the dangers are unlimited. So,we can't say when our earth is going to vanish.
But surely in future it will vanish some day, when we will be helpless and without any alternate way to save this earth
But at that time we will be able to leave the planet
So, live chearfully.Nothing is going to happen in coming few centuries
2006-12-28 18:54:28
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answered by Anonymous
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Matter can neither be created or destroyed, it can only change form. So there will always be some trace of the earth. However, when the sun becomes a red giant, its circumference will grow to a size that will encompass the orbit of the earth, placing our planet within the nuclear hot furnace of our star. Earth won't exactly be recognizable when that happens.
2006-12-28 18:17:46
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answered by joecool123_us 5
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sure, loads of circumstances. I even have organised my affairs so as that my vanishing might reason as few ripples as obtainable. understanding which you would be able to takes extremely some the stress and emotion off feeling the coming near near might desire to certainly do it. i will do it any time so why do no longer I merely stick it out for now .... and that's the way it is going. i'm nevertheless here.
2016-11-24 22:19:26
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answered by ? 4
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Since, matter can't be created or destroyed. i think that there will be structural change of earth but the atoms of earth will not change. so we can't say the earth will totally vanish.
2006-12-28 18:56:23
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answered by Dhiman B 2
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Scientists theorize that the Sun is the type that expands as it's nuclear fuel is spent and continues to burn the remaining elements that it is made of. This is known as the Red Giant phase. When it does this in several billions of years, it will swell to such a size that it's diameter would exceed the orbit of Mars.
2006-12-28 18:15:50
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answered by Awesome Bill 7
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Its possible, but not likely.
What is MORE possible is for the Earth to be hit by a comet or very large meteorite and be pulverized into another asteroid belt.
2006-12-28 18:16:44
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answered by oldironclub 4
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Yes. Eventually the sun will go super nova and explode. And the earth as we know it will be blown to bits and altered to a form that will no longer be the Earth we know and through billions of years fall apart into nothing but debris.
2006-12-28 18:15:32
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answered by Mr. J 5
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