Posted by Yamanaka Ino

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I'd love to test this. but I'm afraid I can't, as I lost internet at home, and can't go on this site. no MSN either. You could just message me the link, and I could download it, put it on the USB I have, and play it at home. Would that work?

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Posted by roxahris

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Posted by Yamanaka Ino

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No, I'm not aware of this hack, Therefore I don't have it, sorry. Why are you looking for it?

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But if you don't have it, why are you posting in a topic wherein someone is asking if someone does?

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Posted by Benevolence

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Posted by Crashtour99

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While the sun does lose mass, this is due to the emission of photons as light and other types of radiation (which have almost no mass) which has almost no effect on it's size.  Yes the earth's orbit will change, but it will be a gradual widening and still be well within the "Goldilocks zone" by the time the sun becomes a red giant.
So, the sun's mass won't really change, and neither will earth's orbit.  That means that as the sun consumes all the hydrogen it uses to fuel it's fusion reaction it will have to switch to a different fuel.  When it begins consuming helium as it's main fuel this will throw off the delicate balance of the fusion reaction trying to blow it apart, and gravity trying to crush it.  When it finds it's new balance it will have grown in size without gaining mass meaning it's density will be lower.  This process will continue as it switches to new fuels to sustain it's reaction.  By the time it gets to iron the sun's atmosphere will have engulfed all of the rocky inner planets, earth included.
Iron inside a star is a sign of it's eminent death.  Because it takes more energy to fuse iron than is released by the reaction, the reaction abruptly ends as the remaining fuel elements are converted into iron.  Thus gravity wins the epic struggle, the star's core is crushed, and it's atmosphere is sloughed off in a super nova explosion.
While a planet like earth MIGHT survive it's extended stay inside the sun's atmosphere (it's more likely it would evaporate), it would be turned into a huge ball of molten rock and wiped clean of any life.  The super nova would then either move it to a further orbit, or fling it out into space entirely.  Either way, the death of the sun is the death of the solar system and all life within it.

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