Computer shut down by itself

I was using the computer as normal. Not doing anything out of the ordinary, when all of the sudden it just turned off. I thought there had been a power outage or something but the monitors were still on. When I tried to restart it I got stuck at the startup screen (spinning wheel and Apple logo) and the fans started getting very loud. I manually shut it back down again and restarted it. It restarted fine the second time, and everything seems to be working, but I'm not sure what happened, or if there's anything I should do.
Thanks for any help.

Hi jju07;
If you want more suggestions, you are going to have to tell us more information such as exactly what do you in the way of hardware. Any other details to help us help you would go a long way to us suggesting how you might solve this problem.
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