Question 3 • WCA 4130 Earth and Space Science 1st Quarter 26-27
Earth’s axis is tilted, so as Earth orbits the Sun, each hemisphere receives different angles and durations of sunlight during the year. This change in sunlight causes the seasons. Earth’s changing distance from the Sun is not the cause; the Northern and Southern Hemispheres experience opposite seasons because of the tilt.
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