Will our species evolve to adapt to environmental changes on Earth?

I mean these aren't exactly immediate problems but they are problems our species will have to deal with someday. We may eventually lose our atmosphere, our sun is eventually going to die. When the time comes(Millions of years from now), do you think we will be able to adapt to those changes or better yet use science to cope with the environmental changes?Will our species evolve to adapt to environmental changes on Earth?Most likely, we've done it before, it can be done, Survival of the fittest and the fittest will make more offspring.

Not 100% thoughWill our species evolve to adapt to environmental changes on Earth?
No human beings are intelligent animals and we have always changed our environment to adapt to us not the other way around.



But perhaps in the future we'll be able to with the use of science. Live on the moon or something ;PWill our species evolve to adapt to environmental changes on Earth?idk. i mean the earth is getting more and more polluted and messed up everyday. and the sun will die, i don't know how much human life can last.. it wasn't meant to live like thatWill our species evolve to adapt to environmental changes on Earth?
I think it is unlikely that we will fully evolve to survive in said conditions, because we have essentially stopped natural selection, and we are enforcing our own changes onto the planet. Without our Sun, nothing would grow, which would leave a serious energy crisis, and there would be no way to produce more energy, because with all likelihood, the oil, gas, and coal would be gone.Will our species evolve to adapt to environmental changes on Earth?If the changes were slow and steady enough for our frail human bodies to slowly adapt, perhaps. But the way things are looking--its doubtful that what we're essentially made up of will withstand all the made-up **** that we've made. : (