The Sun’s core will run out of hydrogen in about six billion years. It’ll first become a red giant before shedding most of its mass to become a white dwarf.
What Philip said. Of course none of those events are really explosions. White dwarfs will occasionally nova, and give off small explosions, under the right conditions (I don’t remember what they are, maybe Catherine does?). A real big explosion, a supernova, would require that the sun (as a white dwarf) gain mass from somewhere. That would be pretty hard to do, since the sun isn’t part of a multi-star system.
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