The Earth is roughly an average 9.3 billion miles from the sun so in a billion years it will have moved out 0.0001% of the distance. In the same billion years the light and heat produced by the sun will have increased around 10%. If the sun keeps growing 10% every billion years while the Earth only moves away .0001%, the inevitably result is a scorched Earth. What is left over after that will probably not be recognizable as “Earth”.
Your decimal point is drifting dangerously in the wrong direction!
93 MILLION MILES, not 9.3 billion.
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Bits of data mined from my first month on Free Republic:
Many are given to careless reading, careless thinking and careless responses.
The same people seem to think ignorance is no excuse for not commenting, being called out on their slovenly thinking and ignorance doesn’t cause them rethink, but running to a moderator.
Would not an error in the realm of an order of magnitude be “careless”?
Yeesh!