Question 1 • (OC27) Earth/Space Sci-2001310-S1-Nelson
Earth’s axis is tilted, so as Earth orbits the Sun, each hemisphere receives different amounts of direct sunlight and daylight at different times of year. This changing sunlight causes the seasons. Earth’s varying distance from the Sun is not the cause; both hemispheres experience seasons in opposite patterns.
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