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Death of the Sun

Death of the Sun. Artwork of the Sun forming a planetary nebula at the end of its lifetime. A planetary nebula is an expanding shell of gas (blue and pink) ejected from the outer layers of the Sun after it has used up all of its nuclear fuel. The Sun has stripped the atmosphere from the Earth (bottom), leaving it cold and barren. The Sun will become a planetary nebula in over five billion years time, after first expanding to become a red giant. The Moon (centre left) is also seen

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Death of the Sun - A Captivating Glimpse into the Cosmic Cycle

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. This mesmerizing print titled "Death of the Sun" offers a breathtaking artistic representation of our star's final act. The artwork vividly portrays the Sun in its twilight years, as it transforms into a planetary nebula, marking the end of its stellar journey. In this ethereal scene, we witness the birth of a planetary nebula - an awe-inspiring phenomenon where vibrant blue and pink gases gracefully expand from the dying star's outer layers. As these celestial remnants disperse across space, they leave behind a cold and barren Earth below. Stripped of its atmosphere by our aging sun, our once-thriving planet now stands frozen and lifeless. The Moon looms prominently in this cosmic tableau, serving as a silent witness to this grand celestial spectacle. Its presence reminds us that even Earth's closest companion cannot escape the fate that awaits all heavenly bodies. Through this illustration, we are transported billions of years into the future when our beloved Sun will undergo an astonishing transformation. After swelling to become a red giant and exhausting its nuclear fuel reserves, it will ultimately shed its outer layers to form an enchanting planetary nebula. As we gaze upon this thought-provoking image captured by Science Photo Library, we are reminded of both nature's ephemeral beauty and humankind's infinitesimal place within the vast expanse of our universe.

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