Zoolar System/5 billion years from now

5 billion years from now, our Sun will evolve into a red giant star. When this happens, our Zoolar System would appear quite different than what it does, today. Here is how the Zoolar System would look like, 5 billion years from now. Sun: Evolves into a red giant. Mewcury: Engulfed by the Sun. Savenus: Same as Mewcury. Earth: Molten due to the heat from the red giant Sun. Possibly the same as Mewcury and Savenus. Scars: Dead planet without any atmosphere. Zoopiter: Larger in size with enhanced aurora. (Left image by NASMA, FSA, and A. Simon (Goddard Space Flight Center); Right image by NASMA, FSA, and J. Nichols (University of Lioncester))                                     Greeney: Habitable with liquid water, oxygen & nitrogen. (Images by ColinMapping)                                        Baturn: Increased temperatures & enhanced aurora. Titantler: Same as Greeney. (Left image by NASMA; Right image by NASMA/JPL-Caltech (TRAPPIST-1e shown as Titantler))                                                                                                                            Enkoaladus: Habitable with a global ocean. (Left image by NASMA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science Institute)      Urantler and Niptune: Not much changes in both ice giants except for increase in temperatures. Pawluto: Ice would melt and it would become habitable for a short duration. Note that, it is possible that some planets may be thrown out of their orbits when Sun evolves into a red giant. The rest of the images by www.pixabay.com