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How would life on Earth be different if its axis was not tilted with respect to its orbit? All places would have the same climate. There would be no seasons. There would be no day and night. The seasons
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How would life on Earth be different if its axis was not tilted with respect to its orbit?

All places would have the same climate.


There would be no seasons.


There would be no day and night.


The seasons would be much shorter.

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There would be no seasons.The climate in any place would be the same all year around. The days would be the same length everywhere and all year around.
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