`color{purple}ul{"Seasons"}`
`color{green} ✍️` They are the periods into which the year can be divided as a result of the climatic conditions, mainly due to the changes in duration and intensity of solar radiation.
`color{green} ✍️` The imaginary surface on which Earth orbits around the Sun is called as the plane of ecliptic. The Earth axis is inclined `65` degree to the plane of the ecliptic as `23.5` degree from the perpendicular to the plane of the ecliptic. The Earth maintains its orientation with respect to the stars. Thus, the North pole points in the same direction to polar is and the North Star, as it revolves about the Sun.
There are four seasons which are :
1. autumn
2. spring
3. summer and
4. winter.
Autumn – The earth moves so it is no longer tilted towards the sun. There is less heat and light, so days get shorter and cooler. Plants start to lose their leaves and dry up.
Spring– The earth moves so it is no longer tilted away from the sun. There is more heat and light, so days get longer and warmer. Plants start to grow, flowers bloom, and snow melts away!
Summer – In the summer, the north is tilted towards the sun and gets the most heat and sunlight. This makes the days longest and hottest, and helps plants to grow.
Winter – In the winter, the north part of the earth tilts away from the sun. It receives the least amount of light and heat, so days in winter are short and cold. Snow falls and water can freeze to ice.
`color{purple}ul{"Seasons"}`
`color{green} ✍️` They are the periods into which the year can be divided as a result of the climatic conditions, mainly due to the changes in duration and intensity of solar radiation.
`color{green} ✍️` The imaginary surface on which Earth orbits around the Sun is called as the plane of ecliptic. The Earth axis is inclined `65` degree to the plane of the ecliptic as `23.5` degree from the perpendicular to the plane of the ecliptic. The Earth maintains its orientation with respect to the stars. Thus, the North pole points in the same direction to polar is and the North Star, as it revolves about the Sun.
There are four seasons which are :
1. autumn
2. spring
3. summer and
4. winter.
Autumn – The earth moves so it is no longer tilted towards the sun. There is less heat and light, so days get shorter and cooler. Plants start to lose their leaves and dry up.
Spring– The earth moves so it is no longer tilted away from the sun. There is more heat and light, so days get longer and warmer. Plants start to grow, flowers bloom, and snow melts away!
Summer – In the summer, the north is tilted towards the sun and gets the most heat and sunlight. This makes the days longest and hottest, and helps plants to grow.
Winter – In the winter, the north part of the earth tilts away from the sun. It receives the least amount of light and heat, so days in winter are short and cold. Snow falls and water can freeze to ice.