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Does the earth receive more when the sun's rays are spread out or concentrated?
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The spread out rays are more. The earth receives them more all over.
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How does wild dogs benefit the earth?
They eat animals that live on the Earth and they live in the shelter the Earth provides They eat sick and wounded animals that might use up more resources and spread diseases.
Why Urination is more frequent in winter than in summer?
we pass out more concentrated urine during hot summer.
In the Northern Hemisphere why are summers warmer than winters even though the Earth is actually closer to the sun in January?
Because, in the winter the Earth is closer to the Sun. So the sun's reflectionis spread out to cover more area. The more sunlight it is, the more colder it is.In summer the Earth is further away from the sun. The sun's reflection willfocus on a smaller area. The less sunlight there is, the more warmer it is!If you are not sure of my answer then keep on researching. And good luck 2 you!
How and why does summer and winter occur?
The Earth has seasons because it is tilted about 23.5 degrees from straight up and down. Think of the Earth as a spinning top, tipped over to one side. It remains tipped in the same direction as it travels around the Sun. This means that sometimes the northern hemisphere of the Earth is pointing towards the Sun, and sometimes it is pointing away. When the northern half of the Earth is pointing towards the Sun, the northern hemisphere of the Earth gets more direct sunlight. We call this the "summer" season for the north. At this same time, the southern half of the Earth is pointed away from the Sun, so people in the southern hemisphere get less direct sunlight. We call this "winter" for the southern hemisphere. So, because of the tilt of the Earth's axis, the seasons in the south are the opposite of those in the north. _-Bakonawa-_ The seasons occur because the earth rotates about its axis at and angle of 23.5 degrees (there is a wobble that affects this tilt, but it takes thousands of years). Since we are at an angle to the suns rays we receive more or less direct light during different times of the year. In the northern hemisphere, during the summer, we are angled towards the sun during the day, receiving more of the direct solar energy. In the winter we are angled away from the sun during the day, the sunshine is spread more thinly over the land and we receive less energy. the southern hemisphere has its summer during the north's winter and vice versa.
Do deserts receive little raifall?
More generally, they receive little "precipitation" (this can then include cold deserts).
Is wealth concentrated or more evenly spread out in Russia?
concentrated
Is wealth concentrated or more evenly spread out Algeria?
It is less concentrated than in the USA, but more concentrated than in Europe.
Is concentrated energy more useful than spread out energy?
Yes, usually. Basically, concentrated energy has less entropy than when it is spread out.
In Europe is wealth concentrated or evenly spread out?
Wealth in Europe is more concentrated, as wealth in all capitalistic countries are (European countries are mainly capitalist).
Is wealth concentrated or more evenly spread out in Europe?
Wealth in Europe is more concentrated, as wealth in all capitalistic countries are (European countries are mainly capitalist).
What has more mass concentrated salt or diluted salt?
concenrated. diluted means it has been separated or mixed to spread it.
How does temperature vary in earth temperatue zones?
The earth is tilted at an angle of 66.5 degrees. So, not all surfaces of the Earth receive the direct rays of the sun throughout the year. The equatorial region (23.5 degrees North to 23.5 degrees South), receive the direct rays of the sun and remain warm throughout the year as it is concentrated over a smaller area of land. As we move further away from the Equatorial region to the temperate zones (23.5 degrees to 66.5 degrees north and south), the rays coming to the Earth are more slanting and spread over a larger area of land so the heat is concentrated over a large area making it relatively cooler. The Polar Region (66.5 degrees to 90 degrees North and South) receive very little sunshine and remain bitterly cold for nearly 6 months of the year. On this basis the Earth is divided into 3 climatic zones- Equatorial (Torrid), Temperate and Polar Zones.
How does temperature vary in earth's temperature?
The earth is tilted at an angle of 66.5 degrees. So, not all surfaces of the Earth receive the direct rays of the sun throughout the year. The equatorial region (23.5 degrees North to 23.5 degrees South), receive the direct rays of the sun and remain warm throughout the year as it is concentrated over a smaller area of land. As we move further away from the Equatorial region to the temperate zones (23.5 degrees to 66.5 degrees north and south), the rays coming to the Earth are more slanting and spread over a larger area of land so the heat is concentrated over a large area making it relatively cooler. The Polar Region (66.5 degrees to 90 degrees North and South) receive very little sunshine and remain bitterly cold for nearly 6 months of the year. On this basis the Earth is divided into 3 climatic zones- Equatorial (Torrid), Temperate and Polar Zones.
Are earthquakes spread evenly around the world or are they in concentrated areas?
They are spread evenly around the world. Once two or more plates meet together they make an earthquake or volcanoe at anytime.
How does Earth's temperature vary in Earth's temperature zones?
The earth is tilted at an angle of 66.5 degrees. So, not all surfaces of the Earth receive the direct rays of the sun throughout the year. The equatorial region (23.5 degrees North to 23.5 degrees South), receive the direct rays of the sun and remain warm throughout the year as it is concentrated over a smaller area of land. As we move further away from the Equatorial region to the temperate zones (23.5 degrees to 66.5 degrees north and south), the rays coming to the Earth are more slanting and spread over a larger area of land so the heat is concentrated over a large area making it relatively cooler. The Polar Region (66.5 degrees to 90 degrees North and South) receive very little sunshine and remain bitterly cold for nearly 6 months of the year. On this basis the Earth is divided into 3 climatic zones- Equatorial (Torrid), Temperate and Polar Zones.
How does temperature vary earths temperature zones?
The earth is tilted at an angle of 66.5 degrees. So, not all surfaces of the Earth receive the direct rays of the sun throughout the year. The equatorial region (23.5 degrees North to 23.5 degrees South), receive the direct rays of the sun and remain warm throughout the year as it is concentrated over a smaller area of land. As we move further away from the Equatorial region to the temperate zones (23.5 degrees to 66.5 degrees north and south), the rays coming to the Earth are more slanting and spread over a larger area of land so the heat is concentrated over a large area making it relatively cooler. The Polar Region (66.5 degrees to 90 degrees North and South) receive very little sunshine and remain bitterly cold for nearly 6 months of the year. On this basis the Earth is divided into 3 climatic zones- Equatorial (Torrid), Temperate and Polar Zones.
How does temperature vary in earths temperature?
The earth is tilted at an angle of 66.5 degrees. So, not all surfaces of the Earth receive the direct rays of the sun throughout the year. The equatorial region (23.5 degrees North to 23.5 degrees South), receive the direct rays of the sun and remain warm throughout the year as it is concentrated over a smaller area of land. As we move further away from the Equatorial region to the temperate zones (23.5 degrees to 66.5 degrees north and south), the rays coming to the Earth are more slanting and spread over a larger area of land so the heat is concentrated over a large area making it relatively cooler. The Polar Region (66.5 degrees to 90 degrees North and South) receive very little sunshine and remain bitterly cold for nearly 6 months of the year. On this basis the Earth is divided into 3 climatic zones- Equatorial (Torrid), Temperate and Polar Zones.
