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Wait.. what? Stellar remnant? I've never heard any talk at all that our sun is that far along in it's stellar evolution. Is that legitimate or some whacky stuff
by djmips 4y ago
Wait.. what? Stellar remnant? I've never heard any talk at all that our sun is that far along in it's stellar evolution. Is that legitimate or some whacky stuff.
- saalweachter 4y agoIt is hard to tell until you read enough literature! That is the tricky part about following science as a layperson; a bad sample can give you a distorted view, leaving you thinking a fringe view not supported by the data is plausible or correct.
- somat 4y agoIt is a crank theory, untrue, but it goes. What happened to the core of whatever star exploded to form the gas cloud that formed the solar system, why would that core not be the gravitational locus of the new star.
- mr_toad 4y agoSupernovae spread mass over hundreds of light years. And then things start drifting apart. Whatever exploded to leave behind the mass that created the Earth and the Sun could be thousands of light years away.