Question

How much light is falling on the northern hemisphere compared to the southern hemisphere in june?

Answer 1

• he inensity of the sun is higher in the northern hemisphere than in the southern hemisphere

• It is summer in the northern hemisphere because the sun rays strikes that part of the northern hemisphere directly in June
• The northern hemisphere in June has longer days
• The days are longer in the northern hemisphere and temperatures hotter due to fact the the earth is tilted towards the sun rays than or when compared to the southern hemisphere
• The intensity of the sun is strong and heavily focused towards that part of the northern hemisphere
• Thus more energy is absorbed by the atmosphere and earth at the northern hemisphere when compared to southern hemisphere in June

Step-by-step explanation:

• The inensity of the sun is higher in the northern hemisphere than in the southern hemisphere

• It is summer in the northern hemisphere because the sun rays strikes that part of the northern hemisphere directly in June
• The northern hemisphere in June has longer days
• The days are longer in the northern hemisphere and temperatures hotter due to fact the the earth is tilted towards the sun rays than or when compared to the southern hemisphere
• The intensity of the sun is strong and heavily focused towards that part of the northern hemisphere
• Thus more energy is absorbed by the atmosphere and earth at the northern hemisphere when compared to southern hemisphere in June

Answer 2

So much probably the amount that falls in northern hemisphere is much than the southern hemisphere. In June the Northern Hemisphere is summer so the sun leaning towards the sun and the Southern Hemisphere is leaning away from the sun.