Jupiter is the protective deity of Earth, and it plays a promoting role in life on Earth. For Earth, even if Jupiter's orbit deviates only slightly from its current position, life on Earth will encounter unimaginable heatwaves or harsh winters. Astronomers call Jupiter the great broom of the solar system because it clears away asteroids and comets that wander aimlessly throughout the solar system. Jupiter's magnetic field is even stronger than that of the Sun, and this powerful magnetic field can absorb a large amount of charged particles and radiation from the Sun and space, avoiding their damage to planets and their surrounding satellites. Further simulations of Saturn, which is essential, indicate that a combination of two planets is needed to remove small celestial bodies from the solar system. If only Jupiter existed, a small celestial body belt would form, and only a few small celestial bodies would move out of the solar system. Scientists' research suggests that Jupiter's role in the solar system is not like a shield, but rather to transport water and other 'life giving volatiles'.
