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Well, in that case, the Sun is nonsense. Yes, that very Sun, which in a few billion years will expand to such a size that it will scorch the Earth. What a load of crap, why do we even need this damn star? Nonsense, in short.
Um... Actually, the smaller the Sun, the hotter it burns, and the larger it is, the weaker it burns... So if it "expands," we are more likely to face an ice age than the opposite – it will start to shrink and turn blue (such suns are hotter), and then it will scorch us... and then explode... Hermit
And I read somewhere that in case the Sun expands, they plan to build some towers on the equator and install high-power jet engines on them, and turn them on every time they face the Sun. It said that in about 30 years, they could fly as far as Jupiter's orbit. True, I'm not sure if we'll collide with Mars or some asteroid.
This is all nonsense (at least for now) – first of all, how will they be able to make something like that and from what materials, so that all these engines can withstand the gravitational pressure that can move the Earth... most likely, they will all simply fall apart. Secondly, how can they even now hope to restore the orbit around the sun...