Why is fall and winter shorter than spring and summer?

Answer 1

This is true in the northern hemisphere, not in the southern. The earth is moving more quickly in its elliptical orbit between September and March. The difference is real but negligible.

Answer 2

Fall and winter are not actually shorter than spring and summer in terms of the number of days. The perception of fall and winter being shorter may be due to the rapid changes in daylight hours and weather patterns during these seasons, making them feel more fleeting. Additionally, the anticipation of the holidays and changing seasons may make fall and winter seem to pass by more quickly.