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Surat Al-Qiyamah (The Resurrection) Omar Hisham Al Arabi - Surah Al Qiyamah - سورة القيامة This Surah addresses the deniers of the Hereafter and replies are given to each of their doubts and objections. Strong arguments are given to prove the possi...

How long has Earth got left?

If the rock planets are indeed the sole focus of the solarsystem process, then the insight below applies.

Mercury.
Is an object done and dusted its what the the very end looks like for a rock planet.
Its core energy and mass have been totally depleted and the planet itself has long since collapsed into the empty core space that was created within.
All that's left now for Mercury, is to be consumed by its own father Sol.

Mars.
Is almost what the beginning point of a rock planet looks like.
Mars is currently a dormant rock (core) planet, waiting patiently for a new moon, just like the one attached to Earth now.
The addition of this object will then kick-start, driving the Martian core dynamics, into action.
Once this process is under-way Mars will eventually reach the same potential Earth itself has reached now.

Venus.
Essentially its activities, have just "recently" died.
Now a planet in the very later stages of existence, its going through the process of shutting itself down completly.
Its own Moon long since lost to a more active emerging Earth,
Venus now is all about broiling off the leftover malleables within.
In good time, it will ultimately end up in the same position, looking exactly like Mercury does now.

Which brings me to.

Earth.
If we are to consider the recent demise of Venus,
and its overall size as an indication of a possible timetable for a rock planets lifespan, and putting that knowledge up against the current size Earth is now,
then it does appear our planet has all-but reached its full potential.
It has infact surpassed that critical point seen in the overall size of Venus.

How long?
Earth appears to be in its twilight life.
My best guess is (millions not billions of years)

Trevor Caddies.

🌌 **The Andromeda Galaxy Is Coming… And It’s Moving Fast!** 🚀

Did you know that our neighboring galaxy, Andromeda, is on a collision course with the Milky Way? 🤯 Andromeda is speeding toward us at a mind-blowing **250,000 miles per hour**—that’s nearly 10 times faster than the speed of sound! 🏃💨

But before you start panicking, let me put this into perspective: While this cosmic collision is inevitable, it's not happening anytime soon. Scientists estimate that Andromeda will collide with our galaxy in about **4.5 billion years**—which, by the way, is much longer than humanity has existed! 🌍💫

When these two massive galaxies meet, it's going to be one of the most spectacular cosmic events ever witnessed! But don’t worry, stars in each galaxy are so far apart that the actual collisions between them are unlikely. Instead, the gravitational forces will cause the galaxies to merge, forming a new elliptical galaxy. 😲✨

Imagine looking up into the night sky billions of years from now and seeing **Andromeda** growing larger and larger as it moves closer to us. It will be an awe-inspiring sight, one that humans (if we're still around) will never forget! 🌠

In the meantime, let’s marvel at the beauty and complexity of our universe. The vast distances, the galactic dances, and the mysteries waiting to be unraveled—all of it serves as a reminder of how little we really know about the cosmos. 🌌🔭

This is how long it will take planets in the solar system to complete a single orbit around the sun. Now imagine how long it will take us to celebrate a birthday if Earth is in the same position as Neptune

science Hole
A BLACK HOLE AND THE EARTH
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A detailed and captivating illustration comparing the size of a black hole and Earth. The black hole is represented as a massive, dark sphere with a glowing event horizon, surrounded by space with stars and galaxies. Next to it, Earth is shown as a tiny blue-green sphere with clouds, oceans, and continents. The black hole dwarfs Earth, emphasizing the immense size difference, with text labels to indicate each object. The setting is in the vastness of space, with a cosmic, awe-inspiring atmosphere.