Chemistry, 18.03.2021 02:40 maddieb1011

What will most likely happen to the Sun in the future? A. The Sun will burn away most of its fuel and become a red giant star.
B. The Sun will collapse and become a large planet like Jupiter.
C. The Sun will become a giant collection of gas and dust called a nebula
D. The Sun will cool to become a blue dwarf.

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