Earth will get a second sun in 2011
By mastinet
@mastinet (467)
India
January 24, 2011 1:08am CST
Our earth will soon get a second Sun for few days when one of the brightest stars in the night sky explodes into a supernova. This will happen as soon as this year and will remain for atleast a week or two. This will be the most stunning light show in the planet's history and we all will be lucky enough to see this with the grace of god. Now the only debate among scientists is that when will this happen. The scientists from University of Southern Queensland in Australia claimed this to be happen before 2012.
What you think about this event and what are your plans to enjoy this moment.
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16 responses
@rbdescartin (616)
• Philippines
24 Jan 11
I have not heard that news. But I don't think so if there is something to enjoy with that news because if we suffer a lot of damage cause by an extreme heat of a single sun how much more if the sun will be added with the another 1. If the heat of the sun dried up a lot of rice fields and water dams in the Philippines and causes a lot of damage last year of 2010 how much more if that sun rays will be added by another rays from the other sun? Do you think is there something to enjoy?
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@rbdescartin (616)
• Philippines
25 Jan 11
As you had said it is not just a moon but a sun that means the quality of light that it may produce is the same us the quality of the first sun, and if it will appear during night time that means we could not experienced dark night but still day light. Remember the characteristic of the sun and what it could give us specially today that there is a large area of ozone layer that has been broken.
@dheerajlko (471)
• India
24 Jan 11
so what will happen to us will it change any thing as we all know sun is the source of this planets life and if we get another sun for some time will it effect life in any way ?
@keeperdream (381)
• United States
25 Jan 11
this will be an amazing event! i'd love to see it! i hope it's not late at it night.
@garavegeta (963)
• Kochi, India
27 Apr 13
I don't know where you got this information from,but such a university will not say anything like this.I am living in 2013,I still don't see the supernova that you are talking about.Maybe it caused due to some miscalculation,but I doubt if that is the case.
@Chiang_Mai_boy (3882)
• Thailand
24 Jan 11
An interesting post but you did get a few things wrong. There will be no second Sun in the unlikely event that Betelgeuse did explode in the near future. Actually Betelgeuse is some 640 light years distant from us so it would be 640 years before we knew that it did explode. For more information check this link:
http://news.discovery.com/space/dont-panic-betelgeuse-wont-explode-in-2012.html
@shamsta19 (3224)
• United States
24 Jan 11
Wouldn't be surprised. They been planning it for years!! Next thing they gonna tell us is it is a sign of the End, the coming of the Lord, or whatever propaganda they expect us to swallow. All I'm saying is be wary of these events and if they truly do come to pass, I hope there isn't some cataclysmic repercussion in the aftermath..
@matersfish (6306)
• United States
24 Jan 11
Well...
If we have a star explode in 2012, we won't see the light until well after. So if we're getting light from a supernova in 2012, then it happened a while before then.
But I haven't heard anything about any star collapsing in our vicinity.
@sumanadep (1228)
• India
24 Jan 11
I wonder if this is a good news or a bad news... I think, stars dying is not a good sign as it means one of the sources of energy is lost.
@nattesc82 (22)
• Indonesia
24 Jan 11
Great info. Well, i guess what happened in the universe is just the secret of God and we should feel pleased He made that.
@almasitsme (3)
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24 Jan 11
I think this is a usually moment in space. Because almost all sun is explodes into a supernova. As a human we must learn about it and we get the adventages of this moment.
@doggydimon (1369)
• Philippines
24 Jan 11
This is awesome! But I think this is one of the scientific hoaxes as before. It may be bright in the sky but it will never be as bright as the sun. For sure if you have another object shining as bright as the sun, chances are there are some negative effects that will be caused by that phenomenon that will be experienced here on earth. And that could be very dangerous for us humans.
@murtaza45 (173)
• India
24 Jan 11
our earth is revolwing around the sun the atraction to for earth before the earth life to nature for god.so scientist is search the 2012 earth damage for earth but no so think not 2011 very earth the revolving the sun to the earth.now 2011 come for me sun is the earth 24 hours revolving in the earth.
@Bianca_mergillano (1067)
• Philippines
24 Jan 11
Greetings!
Thanks for sharing that! :) That is cool but it scared me a bit because that thing is unusual. I would be scared at first when I saw it. I'll take a picture of it so that it will be more memorable to me. :)
@speedblitz (215)
• India
24 Jan 11
Thanks for sharing the Info . :)
It would be a very good , rare to see and spectacular celestial event in the lives of everyone living on this planet and iam eager to see that .
Hope it doesn't affect earth in anyway !!
