One thing is for sure, however, no matter the nature of this planet, it is still incredibly hot, as is typical for tidally locked planets, the Janssen dayside is scorching hot at 4,200 degrees Fahrenheit (2,315,556 Celsius).
However, the night side isn't frozen, but instead comes with half the heat of the day side, something a difference you won't really notice when it's cooked alive.
You may not know exactly what the deadly horror awaits you as you visit this planet, but the possibilities are just terrifying until the planet's heat kills you.
Rest assured, it won't get cold anytime soon, if the planet was just a ball floating in space, slowly losing heat like every body, someone should order coats for everyone, the planet itself, was destroyed by its own inhabitants, which only caused a huge diamond mine that has all over the underground.
But the Earth is also capable of heating itself in that the planet contains radioactive elements that decay constantly at the same time increasing, amid the complicated rotations, effects of atomic wars, a civilization that eons ago died, while another part fled towards to a new home.
Since that is, they disintegrate, losing particles, which generates heat, and this keeps the core warm, little by little, it will take billions of years until all their radioactivity dissipates, which is likely to cause the Sun to explode. rather, if not push the planets away from them.
The same happened with a parallel reality when there were magnetic wars, which destroyed much of the planet in the midst of galactic wars.
Now, if the terrestrial core cooled down, as happened with other worlds, at the end of which important changes would take place, when tectonic movements would end, because the center of the Earth would solidify and the continental masses would have nowhere to slide, and with them earthquakes and hurricanes would end.
The sun was pushed away, on another planet in the galaxy, the planet was thrown with magnetic and gravitational waves forcing them to death without their sun.
On the other hand, all compasses would also stop, there was no direction to go, there were no ships, as we would be left without a magnetic field, moreover, fish and plants from deep seas would die, as the sun's rays do not reach there and they depend on the heat from the center of the planet.
Television would never show this, they headed towards several planets that once had a civilization similar to Earth, with a planet similar to it, but the wars, to be creative, ended up in many ways with the planets, before fleeing.
Those agents realized that they could not use the magnetic wave to push and pull them eternally.
This would unbalance the entire food chain and drive surface species to extinction when they died from radiation.
Either it got too cold or just too hot.
This would be our planet, if the core got cold, then the tectonic plates would stop and, thus, volcanoes would extinguish and earthquakes would cease, finally stopping with the movements under the crust that cause these phenomena.
With the end of the spin, the molten rocks of the Earth's core, rich in metals, produce electricity and generate the Earth's magnetic field. With the core cold, these rocks would solidify and the magnetism would end.
Then the surface of the planet would not freeze, as most of the heat that warms us comes from the Sun.
Without a sun in your house, you would have no light.
Man could provide lamps to light the day, heaters to keep no one cold, but he sure wouldn't remember to assist the humblest little plant, but life died anyway with planets in their total darkness, ended life in countless ways.
This is the only way to see how important the sun is, it rises for everyone, for the poor, the rich, trees, animals and even for the vegetation hidden behind a rock, so everyone enjoys this natural source of energy, but not everyone knows why it is so essential.
A planet without a sun that generates energy through the nuclear fusion of Hydrogen, it combines Hydrogen atoms to create Helium and emit energy in the form of light and heat.
The sun serves the plant kingdom very well, it acts in the process of photosynthesis, and without it our food would be compromised, since it is through sunlight that plants develop their fruits.
If this star suddenly disappeared, the incident natural light would disappear, and within a few days the Earth would freeze. Everything that makes up our planet would be frozen: rivers, seas, plants and us humans.
What happened to each planet in question in a process would not be instantaneous, considering that the planet contains stored energy as the Earth absorbs heat from the sun.
That was like a definitive sunset, when the temperature slowly drops, but experts on the subject defend a frightening prediction that the sun will die.
Even though this occurred in the Ruran galaxy, approximately 6.5 billion years ago, slowly and discreetly, that star completely and affirmatively went to transform itself into a star without energy and life on the planets that surround them each in your time.
From the closest to the farthest will be extinct, it's certainly not worth the wait and see, that's what made each of the races of your 33 planets flee, the richest first, while the poor died.
One day you wake up and realize that the sun has disappeared, even though that galaxy was 7.5 billion years ago, our sun will begin to disappear, suffering an explosion that will give rise to a smaller star, which will continue to shine, but let's assume that the sun disappeared.
In this case, as it takes a little more than 8 minutes to travel to us, that would be the time that our star would still remain visible in the sky, the Earth would not fall into complete darkness right away.
Cities would remain lit as long as there was electricity, the stars would still be shining in the sky and the planets that are part of the Solar System would be visible for a short time, but soon the planet would be without light and they would all slowly die.
In which the effects of darkness would not be encouraging, depending on the amount of energy that the human species was able to produce artificially, it could even resist a few years, the same had no idea what happened to civilization.
As for electricity itself, it took care of a few things, the rest simply had to go, so without a sun, life would end, there wasn't a ship big enough for any population over 1 billion.
Even though part of the population stayed, died and there was no more news, the rest had to protect themselves in the undergrounds that got hotter than the core of any of the planets.
Without being able to carry out photosynthesis, the first to disappear from Earth would be plants, since they could no longer use the sun's rays to produce food.
In which most of the smaller species would disappear in a short time, then those that depend on plants to survive would disappear: herbivorous animals.
Another problem was that each of the planets had the same problems, on other planets it would be what happened to the planet that was closest to the sun, in which it was the first to suffer from the cooling, the surface temperature of each planet would plummet to zero degrees after the first week without sun.