How does earth rotation affect the season?

Answer 1

The seasons are explained by the tilt of the Earth's axis. When it is summer in the northern hemisphere, the north pole is pointed in the direction of the sun. the tilt of the Earth isn't what changes seasons, but the the Earth's revelution around the sun does. The Earth revolves around the sun so different parts of the Earth are more affected by the sun then other parts through out the year. The seasons are NOT determined by the distance of the Earth to the Sun. In fact, the Earth is closest to the Sun in the Northern hemisphere's Winter (January).

The earth's tilt and revolution around the sun, not the earth's rotation, is what causes the seasons

depending on what part of the earth is tilted toward the sun

that part will have the warmest season

if the part of the earth is tilted more away from the sun

that part of the earth will be having colder seasons, such as winter.

Answer 2

The earth's rotational axis is tilted to its orbit. As the earth orbits the sun, the northern hemisphere and Southern Hemisphere trade off being angled more toward the sun. As each gets more direct rays from the sun they stay warmer and have summer. As each gets less direct rays they are colder and have winter.

The earth's rotation wobbles, kind of like a spinning top, but calendar calculations take this into account, so the seasons will not change their time of year..

Answer 3

No only do we have night and day but tides and weather would be significantly different without daily rotation.

Answer 4

It creates day and night.

Answer 5

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