What planets in our solar system have four distinct seasons?

Answer 1

The answer (a bit simplified) is those with axial tilts like the Earth.

That rules out Mercury, Venus and Jupiter (very small tilts ) and also

Uranus (tilt too extreme).

That leaves Earth (of course), Mars, Saturn and Neptune.

Note: Some authorities give the tilt of Venus as 3 degrees, others give

177 degrees. It's a matter of definition. Either way it's not like Earth.

Another note: You can make an argument for all the planets (except

Mercury perhaps) having 4 seasons. I think they do, but sometimes the

variations would be slight or unusual. (For a school test go by what the

teacher says!)

Answer 2

Earth is the only planet in our solar system with four distinct seasons caused by its axial tilt. Other planets like Mars and Uranus also experience seasonal variations, but they are not as pronounced as Earth's due to different factors like their axial tilt and orbital characteristics.

Answer 3

Any planet with a tilted axis has seasons such as Earth and Mars.

Answer 4

it is mercury

Answer 5

earth