What if the earth became as big as the sun and the population remained the same?
The earth is a planet with a history of billions of years, and the surface area of the earth is 510 million square kilometers, but 71% of it is ocean, only 29% is land, and life on this land With a population of nearly 7 billion, this population is constantly increasing, so various problems have begun to emerge, such as the per capita land use is constantly decreasing, and the value of land is constantly rising. So what if the earth became as big as the sun, but the population remained the same?
We all know that the volume of the sun can hold 1.3 million earths, and the radius of the sun is 109.3 times that of the earth, and its surface area is about 12,000 times that of the earth. Through simple calculations, we know that if the earth is as big as the sun If so, then the average land area of each human on the earth will increase by 12,000 times, which will undoubtedly alleviate many problems. At that time, it will not be a big problem for one person to own a villa, but this situation may really occur. ?
In fact, this situation cannot occur in the universe, nor can there exist planets larger than stars, and even the huge Jupiter cannot be larger than the sun, because once the volume of the planet exceeds a certain amount, it will appear impossible. The collapse to be avoided is like a human who was originally thin and suddenly gained hundreds of times its weight, then the possible result is that the person's bones will be crushed.
Even if the area of the earth increases, it is not a good thing, because the increase of the land area will lead to a sparse population, a large number of barren land will appear, and human civilization may stagnate, but what we need to know is that, If the population of the earth continues to rise, there will be a problem of depletion of land resources one day. This is also what we need to pay attention to. I don’t know how you think about this. Do you think the increase in the size of the earth is good or bad?