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This is a more complex answer than most might think. Climate (long term weather) and climate change are a basic factor of 3 main things Obliquity (axial tilt) Precession
Rotation (elliptical eccentricity,) They are also referred to as Milankovitch cycles named for the Serbian scientist that theorized and later proved his idea of cyclical climate changes with 26k 41k and 100k events which later were mathematically shown to coincide almost exactly with earths climate history. The Earth's rotation around its axis, and revolution around the Sun, evolve over time because gravitational interactions with other bodies in the solar system. a few cycles are dominant. Earths tilt and the wobble Seasons are not caused by its proximity to the sun, rather they are caused by its tilt (obliquity) and its wobble (precession) also causes chanhes in the magnetic declination of our poles.

Think of an apple stab it with a pencil and tilt it 20 or so degrees, as the earth rotates amd revolves and wobbles the poles change place in angle to the sun, move your pencil from front to back

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The seasons begin with Spring, Summer, Fall (Autumn), and then finally Winter. This then becomes a cycle.

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God made earth and all! It seems we maybe over effecting our earth and possibly causing our own changes to it.

All that do Believe in God have lives filled with LOVE!

Atheists cannot feel anymore than each of their own LUST for only each of their own wants!

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The seasons are due to the motion of the Earth around the Sun. So, it may not be surprising that the Sun's position in the sky changes over seasons, due to the motion of the Earth around the Sun. The explanation is simple. All stars in the sky are moving, but the distant stars are so far away that we cannot detect appreciable motion (even when the Earth moves around the Sun). As a result, the positions of distant stars in the sky are fixed. At any single moment the Sun can be projected as a dot onto the night sky by extending the line that connects the Earth and the Sun (the line of sight) all the way to the sky. As the Earth orbits around the sun the line of sight changes direction and since the distant stars are fixed in the sky, the position of the Sun with respect to the distant stars changes.

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The main factor that changes the Sun's position in the sky is that the earth's axis of rotation is tilted. This means that the sun is higher above the horizon in the summer months than in the winter.

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The actual period of winter in the northern hemisphere is 21 December through 21 March. In the southern hemisphere, winter is from 21 June through 21 September, while the northern hemisphere is experiencing summer.

Generally speaking, most people in the northern hemisphere think of winter as being in December, January and February while in the southern hemisphere, many people consider winter to be in June, July and August.

In fact in Australia (at least) winter officially begins on 1st June and ends on 31st August.

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Summer. For places between the tropics it's a bit different with zero shadow at times.

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Electromagnetic waves hit both the north ans south poles. These are the same rays that hit the rest of the Earth. The difference is in the angle at which they hit. They are more oblique than at the equator, and so they get spread over a bigger area and so heating is less intense.

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Never.

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Anywhere around the equator, the days and nights are always about equal.

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Summer is the worst time for snakes in Australia, but they begin to emerge around September, and tend to stay more active until about April, particularly if the weather is warm.

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No.

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It depends on if you're talking about Spring Training or the regular season. Spring Training starts in late February and the regular season begins in April.

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By some definitions, all countries experience four seasons. The variation in the weather and temperature depends, largely, on the latitude of the country.

However, we tend to say that most tropical countries experience only two seasons: wet and dry. This is because temperature varies very little throughout the year, whereas the position of the inter-tropical convergence zone causes one or more distinct wet seasons. This is far more important to these people than slight changes in temperature because the timing of the rain is so important for agriculture.

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A lot of countries experience 4 seasons. All of them are situated away from the Equator, above the Tropic of Cancer and Capricorn. Some examples are the Countries on the Northern America, mainly USA and Canada, most or all of the European countries. Some countries in Asia experience 4 seasons too, such as China, Korea (North and South), Japan. Australia and New Zealand experience 4 seasons too, but their cycle is different from the countries located on the Northern Hemisphere of the Earth. When the countries in the Northern Hemisphere experience summer, they will experience winter and vice versa.

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There can be numerous reasons why it may be more difficult to breathe in the summer, some are, seasonal allergies, ozone, poor air quality, humidity, pollen, open windows leaving in car exhaust fumes and other air pollutents. Cheyzer

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The Earth's seasons would not happen.

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Fall

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The tilt on Earth causes it. The orbiting around the sun makes it happen.

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January 21st

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