For life it takes a few elements that make up DNA (carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, and phosphorus).
It seems that some form of life will always survive, even after the disintegration of the Earth. The elements after the disintegration of the Earth disperse in space and could potentially be the source of new life.
For some reason, life (the cycle of creation-reproduction-decay) is created when there are favorable conditions for it. Evolution is a process of improvement and better adaptation to the prevailing conditions.
It may seem that the goal of humans is to survive and prepare for the worst scenarios. Ideally, if we reach a higher level of civilization (type III civilization on the Kardashev scale).
But is it really so important for life to keep its most advanced form? We need it to be able to understand our universe. We need to preserve all information so we (future life forms) can extend it to absolute maximum and understand what's going on. But is this information so important? Maybe the process of learning and evolving is enough?
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