We are still experiencing a gradually hotter climate year by year. Is this because the Earth is still moving

closer towards the Sun after been hit by the Tunguska asteroid of 1908?

The global warming you seem to be speaking of is caused by humans, not an asteroid.

Tunguska was a small impact, way too small to have an effect. It didn't even impact as it was an air burst. No the Earth is not moving closer to the Sun, it may actually be moving away due to the solar wind. There is a heat increase, the Northwest passage has been navigable since 2006 for the first time in 6,000 years and Canada is investing in a military base in Resolute to enforce their sovereignty. But the temperature increase is due to the atmosphere. Without the atmosphere, the Earth's average temperature would be -18 Celsius ( about 0 degrees Fahrenheit ), it's the CO2 and methane in our atmosphere that keeps us warm and both are increasing at exceptional rates.

The Earth's distance from the Sun varies by almost three MILLION miles on a yearly basis, so no. Besides, the Tunguska asteroid hit in the daytime, which means it hit the side of the Earth FACING the Sun, so if anything it pushed the Earth infinitesimally farther away.

Also keep in mind that the Tunguska asteroid weighed 0.000000000000000078 times as much as the Earth, so it had no effect at all.

The Earth weighs 5.9 x 10^21 tonnes. A small meteorite will not measurably move it no matter how fast it is going. Besides that, most of the meteorite's energy would have been absorbed by the atmosphere considering it probably exploded before impact. Many of the hydrogen bombs that have been tested released more energy than Tunguska was thought to.

Is anyone else getting sick of the stupider and stupider questions from this guy?!

Also why is your tone of questioning always as if you already know the answer?! Like you are trying to catch all of us not knowing.