Would it be possible to strike the Sun with a man made object and have a effect?

Would it be possible to strike the Sun with a man made object and have a effect?

Having that ability would be the kind of thing desired by some?

Testing it would be necessary?

Testing it on the back side highly desirable?

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iSWA: integrated Space Weather Analysis System

This web page displays dynamic modeling of the Earth's bow shock and magnetopause

Is this what that testing would look like? Go back 36 hours from 9/2/14, 11 am eastern and watch last 36 hours.
Would we survive a direct shot like that? Would sure hope some would and reform those folks with love and understanding.

How about a movie , real quick, demonstrating how to survive. More of that love and understanding needed I expect...

originally posted by: donlashway
Would it be possible to strike the Sun with a man made object and have a effect?

Having that ability would be the kind of thing desired by some?

Testing it would be necessary?

Testing it on the back side highly desirable?

www.Suspicious0bservers.org

iSWA: integrated Space Weather Analysis System

This web page displays dynamic modeling of the Earth's bow shock and magnetopause

Is this what that testing would look like? Go back 36 hours from 9/2/14, 11 am eastern and watch last 36 hours.
Would we survive a direct shot like that? Would sure hope some would and reform those folks with love and understanding.

How about a movie , real quick, demonstrating how to survive. More of that love and understanding needed I expect...

You could hit it with the Earth and have no effect.

Well the sun is pretty small. No bigger than the moon when I look at it, so maybe. And we did try to blow the moon up, so I think if they blow the sun up, and are successful then its probably the oil industry trying to make sure we rely on oil forever.

Why would they want us to rely on stinky oil

Leave the sun alone.

We're talking of a sun destroying missile? from what i remember is that in a star iron is toxic and the moment a star starts to produce iron it has only minutes to live before going supernova but getting the sun to that state would probably destroy the solar system anyway and require beefing up the sun in an order of magnitude that make SI units look pretty small until you get into triple figures

If they sent my Ex there, all hell would break loose and the sun would lash out at the earth.

OOPs, thinking out loud again. Twice in the last five minutes.

The object will disintegrate before it even comes close enough to touch the sun. That's how hot the sun is!

originally posted by: sn0rch
Well the sun is pretty small. No bigger than the moon when I look at it, so maybe. And we did try to blow the moon up, so I think if they blow the sun up, and are successful then its probably the oil industry trying to make sure we rely on oil forever.

Why would they want us to rely on stinky oil

Leave the sun alone.

Its not that small-

if you could melt the Earth into a liquid and pour it into an empty sphere the size of the Sun, then you really could fit in the equivalent of about 1,300,000 Earths

www.suntrek.org...

But I think you were joking.


There is nothing we could do here on Earth to make any effect occur on the sun.The only things I can think of badass enough to alter the sun somehow would be a wandering mega planet as big as the sun directly hitting it,or a black hole coming close enough to begin to absorb our sun.
But if either of those thing happen we would get torn asunder by uber gravity before we got to see the show.

Give a corporation enough time and ingenuity over decades of sheeple and slacktivist none the wiser, and ANYTHING is possible.

originally posted by: Kuroodo
The object will disintegrate before it even comes close enough to touch the sun. That's how hot the sun is!

Correction: That is how hot the sun's corona is.

@OP And no, there is nothing that could be created on earth that would have any sort of effect on the sun. Here is a comparison picture between our sun and all the planets in the solar system.


As can be seen, throwing something at the sun that originated from the earth would be like attacking the ocean with pebbles. Hell you could throw Jupiter at it, and you still wouldn't see any noticeable change in the sun.

originally posted by: Silcone Synapse
There is nothing we could do here on Earth to make any effect occur on the sun.The only things I can think of badass enough to alter the sun somehow would be a wandering mega planet as big as the sun directly hitting it,or a black hole coming close enough to begin to absorb our sun.
But if either of those thing happen we would get torn asunder by uber gravity before we got to see the show.

There are plenty of things in the universe that could alter the sun or destroy it if they collided with the sun. Not just the two things you mentioned. But like you said, all of them would annihilate our solar system before getting to our sun.

Nope. Not with our current level of technology.

The sun is over 880,000 miles wide. You could put 10 Jupiters across it. It masses 1.989 x 10^30 kg or:

1,989,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 kg.

Even if you could some how turn the entire Earth into one large ball of pure iron and threw it at the sun, the sun wouldn't even notice it.

If you want to destroy a star, here are some ways (that we can't do right now):

1) Invent some device that stops all nuclear fusion and use it on the sun. It will slowly go dark over time.

2) Invent some device that negates gravity and use it on the sun. The nuclear fusion at it's core will not be contained, and it will explode. Boom.

3) Create a high gravity body next to the sun (IE a Black Hole), which will slowly start pulling material off of the sun, killing it over time.

4) Create a black hole and make it appear in the center of the sun.

Those are just a few ways.

Others include: make another star collide with our sun. Have a large brown dwarf hit our sun. Create a large worm hole inside the sun. To name a few.

No one checked any of the information posted I see.
Nice to get some hummer going, I tried too.

The information shows shows two Sun diving comets, and a mega release from the Sun on the back side.

A thing like that would provide all of the doom porn proficiencies you could think of.

And if some poor misguided individuals could do this, I was thinking they surely would.

We all need to let them know how much we love them, right?

A movie plot with a happy ending?

a reply to: donlashway

We can't make a dirty snowball.

There's got to be an app?

a reply to: donlashway

If by "man-made object" you include a black hole, then perhaps it would suck the Sun in

Huge Solar Eruptions on the Backside | S0 News Sept 2, 2014 If you have time and an interest watch a minute and a half of this video to see what I'm writing about.

And then consider what a dirty snowball put right in that sweet spot that would effect us here on earth.
The magnetic connectivity spot?

Just a movie plot idea anyway...


a reply to: donlashway

What a dumb question.

"Since the dawn of time, Man has yearned to destroy the Sun"
Mr Burns

a reply to: donlashway

You'd probably really dig the movie Sunshine. Sol is dying and a team sends a nuclear device to "kickstart" it again.

Not sure where this destroy the Sun idea came from.

Nothing I wrote.

A comet or two struck the Sun yesterday and produced a huge CME; one large enough to fry us here on both sides of the Earth.

Just a dirty snowball.
a reply to: PinealJockey

a reply to: donlashway

Do you have a link for that? I don't see any press releases about a comet hitting the sun yesterday.