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3 thoughts on “What causes seasons? Flipped Learning”
How seasons are caused?
Seasons are caused how the earth tilts its axis. The earth is rotating of 23.5 are its main angles. The sun shines at the south hemisphere of the earth that’s why that part of it is summer. For the northern hemisphere gets colder because theres rejection for the sun light shining at it and that is called winter. In other words the seasons change because it’s how much the sun light they get a month .Interesting fact is actually closest to the Earth during Northern Hemisphere winter. (not summer). Thus, the amount of sunlight averaged over the whole Earth, is as much as 7% more intense in the winter than the summer. Despite this fact, the global-average surface temperature is warmer in Northern Hemisphere summer, due to the much greater expanse of land there, and since land heats to a higher temperature than the ocean does.
by christian graf intresting fact of web rest i wrote by watching the video
How seasons are caused?
Seasons are caused how the earth tilts its axis. The earth is rotating of 23.5 are its main angles. The sun shines at the south hemisphere of the earth that’s why that part of it is summer. For the northern hemisphere gets colder because theres rejection for the sun light shining at it and that is called winter. In other words the seasons change because it’s how much the sun light they get a month .Interesting fact is actually closest to the Earth during Northern Hemisphere winter. (not summer). Thus, the amount of sunlight averaged over the whole Earth, is as much as 7% more intense in the winter than the summer. Despite this fact, the global-average surface temperature is warmer in Northern Hemisphere summer, due to the much greater expanse of land there, and since land heats to a higher temperature than the ocean does.
by christian graf intresting fact of web rest i wrote by watching the video
http://www.weatherquestions.com/Seasons.gif
This is a cool video.