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Sunrise, sunset and noon are all related to the earth rotating on its axis. It constantly shows a new face to the sun. Only very recently were agreed upon time zones instituted. Mainly to prevent train crashes. The seasons are caused by a combination of the Earths tilt and how the suns rays strike the Earth in different times in its' orbit around the sun.

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