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The closer in proximity two objects are, the more directly the heat will transfer.

FOr example, with two objects very close together, heating one will heat the other (heat will radiate directly from one object into the other). As the two objects move further apart, the change in temperature of the second object as the first one is heated will start to decrease rapidly.

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It affects seasons, in which effects temperature, but the actual distance only makes a slight difference in itself. The orbit is an ellipse, so in the fall and spring, the earth is closer to the sun than in summer and winter. For more info, look up what the milankovitch cycles are. Hope this helps! :D

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