Jupiter appears in the sun, and Jupiter affects the climate. Will the future climate be worse?

It is understood that on September 27, 2022, the astronomical phenomenon of Jupiter colliding with the sun will be staged in the night sky. This collision with the sun is rare, because this time Jupiter is the closest to our earth, and this time Jupiter's brightness is also very large, which can be called the brightest since 7 1 and the closest to the earth. Moreover, if you miss the time to observe the eclipse of Jupiter, you will have to wait until 107, which is 2 129, and this year there will be such a scene.

Seeing that we are all curious about how the collision between Jupiter and the sun happened, Jupiter affects the climate, will the future climate be worse?

Jupiter's collision with the sun is closely related to this year's extremely high temperature weather. You know, this year's hot weather is the worst drought in history, and in Europe, it can even be said to be the worst drought in 500 years. In addition, according to research, Jupiter and Venus will affect the climate of our earth.

So for Jupiter, which appeared on September 27, does it mean that the car will be even worse?

The answer is no, because the influence of planets on climate is a relatively slow and gradual process. For example, it was not these planets that caused this year's extremely hot weather. Mainly human influences, such as burning fossil fuels or the amount of oil emitted by cars, will seriously affect the earth. Man-made behavior can accelerate the temperature of the earth in a short time. The influence of planets on climate can only be said to be a little, but it is not the most far-reaching influence, because the planets themselves have been far away from our earth, but this year, due to the influence of high temperature, the earth orbits the sun once. When the gravity of Jupiter and Venus pulls the earth's orbit near the ellipse, it will have an impact on the ice age cycle of the earth and have a certain collective impact on the climate, but it does not strongly affect the climate model of the earth.