Direction of the Earth’s axis changes over time.The Earth wobbles like a top on its axis 26,000 year cycle A.eccentricity B.Obliquity C.Precession D.None

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Direction of the Earth’s axis changes over time.The Earth wobbles like a top on its axis 26,000 year cycle

A.eccentricity
B.Obliquity
C.Precession
D.None

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C. Precession

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Axial Precession

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