What could be the state of the earth at the time of destruction?

 

The state of the earth at the time of destruction

According to cosmic laws, whatever is create in nature, its
destruction is inevitable. According to this inevitable rule, the world will
also be destroyed one day. And that's why space researchers have no end of
worries. But until now, scientists have not been able to confirm what the
condition of the earth will be when it is destroyed. Various information about
this has come up at different times. One such information has come up this time
- an article about Kepler-1658b has been published in a science magazine called
'The Astrophysical Journal Letters'. And there it is said that this planet,
seen through the Kepler telescope in 2019, can show how one day the earth will
be destroyed by cosmic rules.

The name of the planet is Kepler-1658b. Kepler-1658b's last day
in space is approaching. He is speeding towards his stars. Within the next few
thousand years the planet will dissolve into the star, and he will no longer
exist. Kepler-1658b is speeding towards death. That image has been captured by
the scientists' telescope. The distance of the planet from Earth is about 2,600
light years. This planet is similar to Jupiter in the solar system. Kepler-1658b
is the size of Jupiter in the solar system. It is also called 'Hot Jupiter'.

Kepler-1658b and their Solar System are 8 times less than the
distance between our Solar System's parent star 
and its nearest planet, Mercury, from the Sun. Kepler-1658b takes less
than 3 days to orbit the star. Scientists said that the distance between this
star and Kepler-1658b is decreasing day by day. Kepler-1658b takes less time to
orbit the star at about 131 milliseconds per
year.