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HELP!!! how does earths axis affect our seasons
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how does earths axis affect our seasons
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Throughout the year, different parts of earth receive the suns most direct rays. The earths tilting is what gives us 4 seasons by how tilted we are to the sun.
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When the axis is towards the sun it is summer for that hemisphere and when it pointed away it is winter. The axis tilts affect our seasons due to it either being point towards, away from it or in the middle.
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