Why do people get sick easily at the peak of sunspot activity?

Why do people get sick easily at the peak of sunspot activity?

This is because at the peak of sunspot activity, the sun will emit a large number of high-energy particles and X-rays, and cause geomagnetic storms. They destroy the atmosphere above the earth, make the weather abnormal, lead to the proliferation of microorganisms on the earth, and create conditions for the epidemic of diseases. On the other hand, frequent sunspot activity leads to strong ionization in organisms.

For example, ultraviolet light can cause genetic variation of cold virus cells, and a highly contagious influenza virus subtype is produced through heredity, but the human body is immune to it. This virus spreads through the media such as air or water, causing a fierce flu.

Sunspots usually appear in pairs or groups and consist of two main sunspots. Those located in the west are called "leading sunspots" and those located in the east are called "following sunspots". A small sunspot is about 1000 km, while a large sunspot can reach 200,000 km.

Sunspots usually appear on the surface of the sun, which astronomers call "sunspot groups". The formation of sunspots is short-lived, it will disappear within a few days to a few months, and new sunspots will appear again. Sunspot is an important sign of solar activity, and the activity of sunspots has obvious periodicity, with an average period of 1 1. 1 year. The sunspot group interferes with the earth's magnetic field and ionosphere, resulting in aurora in the polar regions of the earth.

Scientists also found that during the year of sunspot activity, the toxicity of pathogenic bacteria will increase, which will directly affect the physiological and biochemical processes of human body and the progress of diseases. Therefore, when the number of sunspots reaches its peak, it is necessary to prevent the epidemic of diseases as soon as possible.