In the future, there will be interstellar immigrants in the center of the Milky Way, and the solar system will no longer be suitable. Be sure to read this

What kind of environment is more suitable for living on earth? The climate is warm and humid, there is no severe cold in winter, no scorching heat in summer, the fewest turtle houses, the air is fresh, troubles can be seen, the works are surrounded by mountains and rivers, and the greening rate is high-definition Close to nature.

Among stars, what kind of planet is more suitable for life? The planet is in a good position, receiving no more or less heat from the host star, and has a strong magnetic field to resist stellar radiation or harmful economic particles. The gaseous planet is protected from asteroids, comets, and comets. However, the birth of life is so bumpy, even though the planet is nurtured by everything. The conditions are still unavoidable from dangers from the outside world. New research shows that, for example, the Milky Way in the solar system also has an egg in some areas of the Milky Way. Strong cosmic explosions can easily destroy DNA.

All possible life that is close to the light speed mold, even planets a little further away, may face an energy impact. The R&D and production capabilities such as the Earth's Ordovician mass extinction may be the culprit that occurred on the Earth. Gamma ray bursts within thousands of light years, that is to say, it is also very important for life to maintain a stable operating position.

According to current theory, this belt-shaped area extends from 6,500 light-years away from the center of the Milky Way to 26,000 light-years away from where our earth is. It is the safest. Explosions are still very common closer to the center of the Milky Way. However, Earth-like planets are rare in the outermost reaches of the Milky Way. Why are they so common? Although the earth is safe enough for now, if we have the ability to immigrate calmly in the future, we may really need to set our sights on the center of the galaxy.