How tilt of the earth axis affect climate in the temperature?

Answer 1

the tilt of the earth affects the earth's climate by when the north is tilted closer to the sun it is warmer and sunny for six months strait. but when the north is tilted away it is colder and dark for six months strait

Answer 2

The tilt of the earth's axis affects climate in the temperate and polar regions by shifting the earth closer or farther away from the sun. The tilt is what causes seasons. When the north pole tilts toward the sun, it is summer in the northern hemisphere and when the south pole tilts toward the sun, it is summer in the southern hemisphere.

Answer 3

The earth's tilt affects the climate by causing seasons. As it orbits the sun, the northern hemisphere may be closer to the sun, and as a result, will be hotter, then on the other side of the orbit, (1/2 a year later), the Northern Hemisphere may be further away, or tilted away from the sun, resulting in winter.

The sun gives heat, the tilt makes sure that a hemisphere,when tilted, will get more heat than the other and vice versa

Answer 4

The tilt of the earth stays the same as it revolves around the sun. Since it stays the same, one of the earth's poles will be pointed more to the sun. There is more sunlight in one half of the earth then there is the other half, which causes the weather to be different. If it is summer in the northern hemisphere, that means the north pole is tilted towards the sun, and the south is colder.

This is related to the seasons, but not really to the weather.

Answer 5

The "axial tilt", the angle between the ecliptic (the orbital plane of the Earth around the Sun) and the Earth's equator is about 23.5 degrees. This causes, among other things, our seasons; winter to spring to summer to autumn. Without our seasons, the climate would never change from month to month.

Answer 6

The tilt of the Earth's axis affects the distribution of sunlight received by different parts of the Earth throughout the year. This variation in sunlight leads to the seasons. A greater tilt results in more extreme seasonal differences in temperature, while a lesser tilt leads to more consistent temperatures year-round.

Answer 7

Because depending on the inclination of the earth, different parts of the earth would be closer or farther away from the sun, creating seasons.

Answer 8

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