How is the Earth's related to the seasons?

Answer 1

Because the Earth's axis is inclined in relation to the plane of its orbit around the sun, the northern and southern hemispheres spend one half of each orbit around the sun facing toward and away from the sun, respectively. When a hemisphere is facing away from the sun, this causes winter. When a hemisphere is facing toward the sun, this causes summer. A planet whose axis were not tilted and whose orbit were circular and not elliptical would not experience any seasonal variations.

Answer 2

the way the Earth is tilted on its axis. Different hemispheres have different seasons. because while the northern hemisphere is facing the sun, the southern is not, so it will be summer here, and winter there. Hints why the poles are always cold. they never get sun.

Answer 3

As the Earth revolves around the sun the tilts of its axis causes changes in the angle that sunlight strikes different parts of the Earth. In the northern summer, the northern hemisphere is tilted towards the sun, causing the sun's rays to strike the surface fairly directly, resulting in summer. Six months later, the northern hemisphere is tilted away from the sun and the sun's rays strike it more obliquely, so there is less warming.

Answer 4

When the people in a hemisphere receive those direct rays from the sun, they enjoy the warmth of summer. When they receive only indirect rays, they experience winter, which is colder.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

The axis of rotation of the Earth , the axis that goes through the north and south poles.

It is tilted 23,5 degrees to the plane of the Earths orbit around the Sun.

Answer 7

The earth's rotation causes the seasons. :)