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Seasons: Tilt, Spin, Orbit

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Seasons explained by tilt and orbits

by Asmaa Jabeen
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All locations experience the same seasons at the same time.

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The tilt of Earth's axis relative to its orbit causes seasons.

3

The equator experiences extreme seasons with hot summers and cold winters.

4

The Earth takes 365 days to rotate around the Sun.

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The Sun is closest to Earth in the summer in the Northern Hemisphere.

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In the Southern Hemisphere, seasons are opposite to those in the Northern Hemisphere at the same time.

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The Earth revolves around the Sun once every year.

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The Earth rotates on its axis once every 24 hours.

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In the Northern Hemisphere, summer happens when the axis tilts toward the Sun.

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The Earth's distance from the Sun is the main reason for creating seasons.

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