Supercomputer predicts Sun will make Earth uninhabitable

A supercomputer model predicts Earth will become uninhabitable around the year 1,000,002,021 due to the Sun's increasing energy output. This will lead to the loss of oxygen and extreme temperatures. The NASA-backed study, using advanced supercomputers, indicates the Sun's natural evolution will cause the planet's demise, not external events. The rising solar activity will cause atmospheric changes, making the planet unable to support life. While the timeline is distant, scientists note concerning signs like increased solar flares and the impact of climate change. Research into potential solutions, including space colonization, is underway.