Why is there no summer or winter at the equator?

Answer 1

Becuase the temperature stays the same throughout the year.

#Edit; The Equator has two winters per year. One when the Sun is over the Tropic of Capricorn and the other when the Sun is over the Tropic of Cancer. It also has two Summers per year. One when the Sun appears to be moving North and the Equator is transiting the Ecliptic and the other when the Sun is apparently moving South and again the Equator is transiting the Ecliptic. Sort of, HOT ... HOTTER ... HOT ... HOTTER.

Answer 2

The equator is the belt around the wide waist of the worlds exactly half way between the two poles. Throughout the year, day and night are equal. At the equator, day and night are always equal. So there are no changing seasons, no winter or summer.

Answer 3

The equator receives direct sunlight throughout the year, causing consistent warm temperatures. This eliminates the distinct seasonal changes in temperature associated with summer and winter in other regions. The consistent angle of sunlight at the equator also means there is no tilt in the Earth's axis to cause seasonal variations.

Answer 4

Because it's in the middle of the earth and it has cold and hot weather beside, so you can't say it's hotter or colder

Answer 5

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