Nutation of the Earth causes a year day and night on Earth the seasons on Earth the axis to tilt in a different direction every 26,000 years

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Nutation of the Earth causes

a year
day and night on Earth
the seasons on Earth
the axis to tilt in a different direction every 26,000 years

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The axis to tilt in a different direction every 26,000 years

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