If the Earth had no solar power

What would happen if the Sun was no more?

If the sun was no more, then Earth would be drawn to a new centre of gravity. The gravity of Earth and the rest of the solar system would be affected and – with there being no constant energy supply from the sun – Earth would start drifting into space. The idea that life could be sustained indefinitely without the sun is a silly dream.

What would happen if a planet had no sun?

An interesting follow up question would be how quickly the core would cool with or without the sun. There would be no seasons. There would be no weather. There would be no daytime. There would be no liquid water at the surface. By clicking “Post Your Answer”, you agree to our terms of service and acknowledge you have read our privacy policy.

What would happen if solar panels were installed on Earth?

If solar panels were installed extensively on Earth, less solar radiation would be absorbed by the earth in the covered areas because it would be absorbed by the panels instead. This less solar radiation absorbed by the earth would then be turned into electricity. As a result, our environment would cool down slightly in those areas.

What would happen if there were no sun rays on Earth?

At that point, the atmosphere would have also frozen and fallen to Earth, leaving anyone left alive exposed to the harsh cosmic radiation that travels through space. Without the Sun's rays, all photosynthesis on Earth would stop. All plants would die and, eventually, all animals that rely on plants for food — including humans — would die, too.

What would happen if the UK went solar?

If the UK went solar, they would jump seven places up on the global happiness scale and pay less for their energy. They would also earn some money back every month while doing their bit for the environment. What a world it would be if the whole country made solar energy their primary source.

Would we be kept warm if the Sun didn't exist?

However, that doesn’t mean we would be kept warm eternally in the Sun’s absence. In a few days, the temperature on Earth would drop a few dozen degrees below freezing, and in a matter of weeks, it would be pretty close to absolute zero, which certainly would not be pleasant if you have a thing about being cold.