00:28The
00:37Breaking news this morning.
00:40Astronomers have announced a revision to the projected path of a neighboring star.
00:44A star called Gliese 710 was projected to pass 0.16 light-years from our solar system,
00:51but it may now come even closer than previously expected.
00:56Preliminary recalculations suggest the star's path may now intersect more directly with the solar system.
01:02Even a close encounter or a near miss could have profound consequences,
01:07disturbing the stability of our planets and moons.
01:11Scientists emphasize that this event, if confirmed, remains roughly 1.3 million years away.
01:18But if these projections are accurate, humanity in the distant future will one day face a sky with two suns.
01:25Or worse.
01:28The star's path may now be the sun.
01:37The star's path may now be the sun.
01:38The star's path may now be the sun.
01:40The star's path may now be the sun.
01:41The star's path may now be the sun.
01:42The star's path may now be the sun.
01:44The star's path may now be the sun.
01:46The star's path may now be the sun.
01:46The star's path may now be the sun.
01:46The star's path may now be the sun.
01:46The star's path may now be the sun.
01:47The star's path may now be the sun.
01:48The star's path may now be the sun.
01:52The star's path may now be the sun.
