Question

1. Earth-Sun relationships Create a drawing using a drawing application on the computer, or drawing freehand, that shows the Earth, Sun and the axial tilt of the Earth for each of these dates: March Equinox June Solstice September Equinox December Solstice

Answer 1

Figure given for reference.

Step-by-step explanation:

• Spring or the March equinox is the equinox on the earth when the subpolar appeals to leave the southern hemisphere, and cross the celestial equator usually occurs in spring i.e march 20.

• June equinox is the solstice falling on the earth on20th or 22nd of June as the summer solstice in the northern hemisphere and winter solstices in southern hemispheres.

• The September equinox or the southward equinox falls on Sept 23 when the sun crosses the celestial equator and thus the ending of the summer and beginning of the fall equinox and the vernal in the southern sphere.

• December equinox or solstice typical falls on Dec 21 in the northern hemisphere and consist to be summer solstice in south an opposite conditions in the rotation of the earth.