Why does it tends to be cool at the earths pole?

Answer 1

Because the earth rotates on its slanted axis, the points at the ends of the axis (the poles) are the parts that least often face the sun directly and therefore receive the least amount of sunlight year-round.

Answer 2

The sun is closer to the Earths equator , and further away from the poles. This makes the equator hot and the poles cold. Countries close to the equator are generally hot, while countries close to the poles are cold. Its all about the distance of the sun to the poles.

Answer 3

The poles receive less direct sunlight due to the tilt of the Earth's axis, resulting in cooler temperatures. Additionally, cold air tends to sink towards the poles as warm air rises near the equator, contributing to the chilly conditions. The presence of ice and snow at the poles also reflects sunlight, further lowering temperatures.

Answer 4

because of the little amount of sunlight it gets.