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Why does the angle of the sun at noon, seem to change at different moths throughout the year?
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Why does the angle of the sun at noon, seem to change at different moths throughout the year?

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because during different seasons the earth is closer or farther from the sun

Step-by-step explanation:

the earths rotation around the sun is an oval with the winter season being the closest to the sun and the summer season being the farthest

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