End of the world is Getting swallowede by the SUN

Well, it is true that one day the Earth will get swallowed by the sun, but not from the reasons you describe. The gravitational pull from the sun doesn't bring us any closer to it and we will pretty much be in the same orbital path unless something passes by us and messes up our planet's orbit. One day, the sun will start to die and when it does it might turn into a red giant. Basically, the sun will keep expanding until it touches Earth. There hasn't been any proof that the sun's gravity will pull us in closer every year.

well we are on a stable orbit we are not being dragged towards the sun, the sun in a few trillion years will burn itself out and thats the end of the world as we know it, but the world will continue just the life forms on the earth will change from what we know know to something that can survive without any plant and warmth.

Yes...this one is actually sort of true. But we are not really being pulled closer, our orbital speed keeps us very nicely where we are. However, starting in about a billion years from now, our sun will have exhausted it's fuel and begin burning out. Once fusion with in the sun stops, gravity takes over and will cause the core to collapse. As this happens, the outer layers will begin to expand in to what is called the "red giant" phase. It will expand out, likely as far as earths orbit (though the exact size it will reach is in debate) and eventually shed it's material until it collapses in to a white hot cinder. known as a "white dwarf) Life on earth will no longer be possible well before this however, likely in about 6 to 7 hundred million years or so, our oceans will have boiled away from the intensifying heat of our aging sun. I imagine by then....if humans are still here....we will have moved off the planet to another one, buying us a few hundred million years more.

It is frightening to think about. There was an episode on The Twilight Zone, it was a good episode and of the first I remember seeing about the few people that were left and they were just 'burning up' and so thirsty!