Could we potentially contain all the energy from the sun’s supernova by the time it happens in order to preserve our

Question: Could we potentially contain all the energy from the sun's supernova by the time it happens in order to preserve our world?
- Keywords:
  earth,
  energy,
  sun,
  supernova
Asked by anon-214650 to Helen, Farah, Dave, Cheryl, Bastian, Alun on 12 Jun 2019.
- Dave Underhill answered on 12 Jun 2019:
  
  Our sun is too small to go supernova – it will turn into a red giant in about 5 billion years, but it is highly unlikely life will survive passed about another 600 million years because of a change in the atmosphere, and almost certainly not passed a billion years due to rising temperatures. Even if we could found a colony in another solar system I can’t see how we could develop the technology needed to harness a super nova, but this really isn’t my field so others might know things I don’t?
- Cheryl Williams answered on 13 Jun 2019:
  
  Not my area of science, sorry 🙂

Question: Could we potentially contain all the energy from the sun's supernova by the time it happens in order to preserve our world?