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If the earth's axial tilt were to change to 18 degrees how will it effect the seasons?

Answer 1

Claire Anctil

The effects are explained in the explanation.

This would alter the angle of incidence's annual range.

solar rays from #latitude+-23.4^o# to #latitude+-18^o#.

The latitude will start to work better than it did in the

the assessment of climates.

There is no possibility that seasonal averages will alter as a result of

within the range.

The #|#rate of change/day#|#, from average to extremes in a year,

will consequently grow into a lass.

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Answer 2

Ivy Allen

An eighteen-degree shift in Earth's axial tilt would result in more extreme seasons, characterized by hotter summers and colder winters. This shift would also affect how sunlight is distributed throughout the year.

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