Physics, 19.03.2021 23:10, arturomarquezjox3wxn

If the Earth’s axis was TILTED MORE than it already is, what would happen to the seasons? * Summer and winter would get more extreme.
The seasons would stay the same as they are now.
We’d still have summer and winter, but they’d be less extreme.
There would be no changing seasons. It’d be the same year-round.

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