Explosion of Sun Overdue
ACCORDING to calculations of astronomers, an explosion of the sun is some 600,000,000 years overdue, assuming that our private star has the same number of outbursts as the average star—which may not necessarily be correct. A definite number of star explosions occur in a definite area of space in a given period, and from these facts it is computed that the average star explodes once in 400,000,000 years.
If this article from Modern Mechanix from 1933 is correct?!
Then we are 600,000,076 years overdue now.
We might as well not worry about much then.
Then we are 600,000,076 years overdue now.
We might as well not worry about much then.
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