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The seasons are caused by the tilt of the Earth's rotational axis away or toward the sun as it travels through its year-long path around the sun.The tilt in Earth’s axis is strongly influenced by the way mass is distributed over the planet.The Earth has a tilt of 23.5 degrees relative to the the surface formed by it's almost-circular path around the sun. The tilt toward the sun is maximized during Northern Hemisphere summer in late June the summer solstice. At this time, the amount of sunlight reaching the Northern Hemisphere is at a maximum.  the Earth's tilt away from the sun is maximized, leading to a minimum of sunlight reaching the Northern Hemisphere. The seasons, of course, are reversed in the Southern Hemisphere.

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What I learned from the video why we have seasons is that seasons happen because the Earth's spins on its axis, of an angle of about 23 1/2 degrees. When the Earth goes around the sun one time every 365.25 days this axial tilt or obliquity. Which changes the exposure to the sun's radiation that is different from different parts of the of the Earth's experience. Lastly  what I learned is that a lot of people think that the hemisphere that is closer to the sun is not the hottest.

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Cesar Ramos per 8 group 2 Why Do We Have Different Seasons? | California Academy of Sciences 

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Cesar Ramos per 8 group 2 Why Do We Have Different Seasons? | California Academy of Sciences 

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When the Earth tilt at a 23.5-degree angle different parts of the Earth can have different seasons. A different times of the year the rays of the Sun in different parts of the Earth. The Earth's axis tilts to the northern hemisphere during the summer. The same happens to the earth when is winter. When it's spring the Earth is either tilted close or away from the Sun. This is when the days become the same length For Earth.

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video: Why the Days are Shorter in Winter and Longer in Summer

I have learned that there are different seasons becuase the earth is revolving around the sun on an axis 23.5 dagrees. Because of the earths tilt the southern and northern hemisphere are affected. When its winter for the northern hemisphere the days are shorter and the sun rises late and sets early its becuase the sun rays hit less directly. Although while in the northern hemisphere its winter in the southern hemisphere its summer and the days are longer and hotter. Around a certian time we switch from winter to summer and summer to winter its called a solstice its happens around june 21st and december 22.

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Andrew Sanchez period 6: What causes day length to change from summer to winter   

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Andrew Sanchez period 6: What causes day length to change from summer to winter   

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The earth is separated into to halves by a invisible line called the equator between the equator and the North Pole is called the northern hemisphere while the half of earth that is between the equator and the South Pole is called the southern hemisphere there is another invisible line that runs through the earth from the North Pole to the South Pole and that is called the Earth's axis the Earth rotates or spins on this axis and it makes a full rotation every 24 hours. Day and night is caused by half of the earth that is facing the sun is illuminated by the sun's light and in that half it's daytime the half of the sun is facing away from the sun is in darkness and it is nighttime in that half. The earth is tilted to 23.3 degrees because of that the northern hemisphere is pointed towards the sun and the northern hemisphere is not always pointed towards the Sun zone because the earth also revolves around the Sun it takes one year or twelve months to complete one full orbit.

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The sunlight hits the Earth in an angle where some parts could be closer to the sun but still be in winter and not have sunlight because our Earth is tilted and it stretches out the light from the sun in a way that causes the yearly shift of seasons.

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Rachel Figueroa period 8, video-  "Seasons and the Sun: Crash Course Kids 11.1". 

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Rachel Figueroa period 8, video-  "Seasons and the Sun: Crash Course Kids 11.1". 

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From the video I learned that when its spring and fall that the northern hemisphere is not facing away or towards the sun, which means that it isn't hot or cold.  Also I learned that in the summer we have longer days because we are getting more sunlight, and in the winter we have longer nights because we are getting less sunlight.

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 It will never be the same season around the world because when Its summer here ,it will be winter, spring, or fall in another place.

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Chance Romo period 6 group 3 Why do we have seasons?

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Chance Romo period 6 group 3 Why do we have seasons?

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the sun is 23.5 degrees away from being perpendicular it has an obvious tilt and the sunlight that shines on it widens because of the tilt. The sunlight hits the Earth in an angle where some parts could be closer to the sun but still be in winter and not have sunlight because our Earth is tilted and it stretches out the light from the sun in a way that causes the yearly shift of seasons.

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I saw that the sun gives light in certain areas. The sun can give light in one area or it can give light in different areas in a certain angle. The Earth is tilted at a 23.5 angle and that makes different areas have different seasons.

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The earth is split in half by an equator. The top half of the equator is called the  Northern hemisphere. and the bottom half of the equator is called the Southern hemisphere. The Earth is also tilted at a 23.5-degree angle causing seasons.

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Video- Bill Nye explains Seasons.

With the video I have learned how seasons work. The earths axis is tilted that's the reason for the seasons. For example. When the part of the earth that we are on is tilted toward the sun its summertime , and its winter time on the other side of the earth. Another thing I learned is that its never going to be the same season around the world because if its spring here it will always be the opposite  on the other side of the world. The last thing I learned is that the side that is more tilted to the sun gets more energy and that's how its summer while the other side get less energy which means its winter. This is what I learned from the video Bill Nye explains Seasons.

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Video: Why do we have different seasons? l California Academy of Sciences
What I learned: The Earths rotation changes the angle at which sunlight hits the surface of our planet, creating the different seasons we endure .

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Jared Toriz Period 8   Group-2   "Why do we have different seasons? | California Academy of Sciences"

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Jared Toriz Period 8   Group-2   "Why do we have different seasons? | California Academy of Sciences"

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With the earth tilted at a 23.5 angle, different parts of the earth have different seasons. For example in December and January, the northern hemisphere will have winter whereas the southern hemisphere will have summer. The same is a applied vice versa in July to August. In between late March and early April, both hemispheres experience equal days and night. This also happens in winter months. In spring, all life increases productivity which causes continents to look greener. In winter, there is a lack of sunlight which causes the plant life to photosynthesize less  and productivity decreases.

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What cause day length to change to summer to winter ?
The earth is 23.5 degrees. The top half of the equator is called the northern hemisphere. Also the bottom half of the earthis the south pole is called the southeren hemisphere.

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video: what causes day length to change to summer to winter?
The earth is tilted 23.5 degrees, and is also slip in half by a equator. The top half of the equator is called the northern hemisphere. The bottom half of the earth is the south pole also known as the southern hemisphere.

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bill nye explains seasons.
I also think one of the most important part is how he showed that on one side of the hemisphere that it can be winter but on the other side it can be summer or it being different times like night and day I think one of the most important parts of the video is where it talked about how were the sun is hitting the earth more becomes more hotter because it gives us a good example to see how summer or spring works.

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Santiago Salinas sine half of the earth is on the sun side for the other side it should be night time also when we have solar panels are on the dark side then they get less energy then the side facing the sun 

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Santiago Salinas sine half of the earth is on the sun side for the other side it should be night time also when we have solar panels are on the dark side then they get less energy then the side facing the sun 

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“seasons and sun “
what i have learned was in summer we are getting direct sunlight which causes the days in the summer to be longer and the nights shorter, and in winter its getting indirect sunlight which makes the days shorter and the nights longer.

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Video: Why do we have different seasons? l California Academy of Sciences
What I Learned: The Earth rotation changes the angle at which sunlight hits the surface of our planet, creating the different seasons we experience here on Earth also the southern hemisphere was tilted forward it was warmer there than the northern hemisphere.

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Diana Vazquez Period 2, Group 5: what causes day length to change to summer to winter?

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Diana Vazquez Period 2, Group 5: what causes day length to change to summer to winter?

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The earth is split in half by an equator. The top half of the equator is called the  Northern hemisphere.  And The bottom half of the earth with the south pole is called the southern hemisphere. The earth axil tilt is about 23.5 degrees. When it's in December the northern hemisphere faces away from the sun. When there is more darkness on the northern hemisphere the days will get shorter and nights will be longer.

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Bill Nye explains seasons. Paragraph in comments ↓

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Gisele Caballero Guzman Period 6 Group 1

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Gisele Caballero Guzman Period 6 Group 1

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Video- Bill Nye explains Seasons
watching the video I have learned how seasons work. The earths axis is tilted that's the reason for the seasons. For example. When the part of the earth that we are on is tilted toward the sun its summertime , and its winter time on the other side of the earth. Another thing I learned is that its never going to be the same season around the world because if its spring here it will always be the opposite  on the other side of the world.

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Kevin Guillory Period 6 Group 3: Why do we have seasons?

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Kevin Guillory Period 6 Group 3: Why do we have seasons?

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I learned that the sun and titlt of the earth causes seasons. For example since the sun is 23.5 degrees away from being perpendicular it has an obvious tilt and the sunlight that shines on it widens because of the tilt. The sunlight hits the Earth in an angle where some parts could be closer to the sun but still be in winter and not have sunlight because our Earth is tilted and it stretches out the light from the sun in a way that causes the yearly shift of seasons.

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Juliana Medina Period-6 Group 2:  Why Do We Have Different Seasons?

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Juliana Medina Period-6 Group 2:  Why Do We Have Different Seasons?

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What I learned was, earth orbits the sun and it takes a whole year to complete the full orbit. As earth orbits towards sun we move towards spring and so on. Sunlight shines differently onto earth as time passes. Earth stays tilted the same direction except sometimes on the other side of our orbit. Because of earths tilted the seasons are not reversed. The earth spins axis is tilted to its orbital plane, that is what causes seasons.

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Group 4, Seasons and the sun"crash course kids 11.1. I learned that when it's summer we have direct sun light and we have longer days and in winter it's an eclipse and we have longer nights. Also in spring and fall it's not too cold or hot.

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Britney Martin-Bautista Period 6 Group 1: Bill Nye explains Seasons

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Britney Martin-Bautista Period 6 Group 1: Bill Nye explains Seasons

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One of the three things that I learned from the video was that depending on which way the earth is facing the sun, that stop will get hotter and it will become summer. Another thing that I learned from the video was that It will never be the same season around the world because when Its summer here ,it will be winter, spring, or fall in another place. And the last thing that I learned was that every time the earth spins around the sun, it changes the day time and night time because one half of the earth is covered with sun while the other isn't.

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Jay'son Hawthorne Period 6 Group 2: Why do we have diffrent seasons

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Jay'son Hawthorne Period 6 Group 2: Why do we have diffrent seasons

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Earth is like a like a top that rotates and tilt during its orbit. And since the Earth is not at a prices 90 degrees the sun is shining on 1 side of the sun more or less depending on the time of year. And during those times of years are the diffrent season.

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Krystianna Garza, P6, group 4, video name: "Seasons and the Sun: Crash Course Kids 11.1". 

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Krystianna Garza, P6, group 4, video name: "Seasons and the Sun: Crash Course Kids 11.1". 

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From the video I learned that when its spring and fall that the northern hemisphere is not facing away or towards the sun, which means that it isn't hot or cold. Also I learned that in the summer we have longer days because we are getting more sunlight, and in the winter we have longer nights because. we are getting less sunlight.

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Tyrin Williams Period 6 Why do we have seasons?

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Tyrin Williams Period 6 Why do we have seasons?

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Tyrin Williams Group 3,

Why do we have seasons?SciShow I learned that the sun is the cause for the seasons that occur yearly.Because the earth is at a 23.5 tilt some parts of the earth gets exposed while others do not.This also does not mean that just because the sun is pointing at the earth at an angle it is summer .So because of the earths tilt this means that the same amount of light is hitting earth its just that it spreads out.At the equator you wouldn't notice the difference in seasons because the sun hits there yearly.

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Gabriel Barajas, period 2, group 2. Video " Why do we have different seasons" by California Academy of science"

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Gabriel Barajas, period 2, group 2. Video " Why do we have different seasons" by California Academy of science"

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In the video that I watched learn that the earth is tilted in different directions to get its seasons. For example it talks about if the southern hemisphere was tilted forward it was warmer there than it is in the northern hemisphere. But in Spring and Fall on either hemisphere the earth does not tilt at all, the two sides get equal amount of sun. Also if it is summer in the northern hemisphere then it will tilt forward and the southern part of the world will be tilted back. This happens because of how far heat can travel from the sun to the earth so it one part is tilted closer to the sun then it gets more heat than the other because it is tilted back.

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Santiago Salinas p.2

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Clarissa Ortiz, Period 2, Group 7
I think the three main things the video was talking about was how seasons are different in different areas of the earth. I think the second is how it's not the distance of when the earth spins around the sun. And I think the last thing is day light hours.

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Yesenia Diaz P:2

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Group 6,  Why the Days are Shorter in Winter and Longer in Summer
I learned that we have  shorter days in the winter and longer in the summer because our earth orbits in an angle and the sun revolves to at and angle. When the sun does hit part of the earth directly it feels shorter and cooler than  the other part of the earth. When the earth is tilted closest to the Sun it has longest days and the other side that is not tilted near the sun the days are more shorter.

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Group 3, Why do we have seasons? SciShow
I learned that the earth is tilted at an angle, causing the side facing the sun to be in Summer. So when its is Summer on one side, its going to be Winter on the other side, same thing with Spring and Autumn. The sun is partly responsible for making us no more than three months away for a new season. The Earth's axial tilt causes changes the exposure of the sun's radiation to any part of the Earth at any given time.

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Reasons for the seasons. My three aspects of information: The World turns on a 23.5° vertical inclination axis. The amount of solar energy produced by a region depends on where the sun is in the atmosphere, although the overall height varies across the year.  Anywhere 40 degrees north of the equator will get fifteen hours of daylight every day.

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Video: Why do we have different seasons? l California Academy of Sciences
What I Learned: I learned that while the earth is orbiting the sun it tilts which causes the suns light to hit different places of the Earth causing seasons. Seasons change through out the year because its tilts other directions while orbiting.

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Anjelo McAninch Period 2. Why do we have seasons on earth?

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Anjelo McAninch Period 2. Why do we have seasons on earth?

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As the earth spins on its axis producing night and day it also moves about the sun in an elliptical orbit the requires 356 1/4 days to complete. The earths spin axis is tilted with respect to its orbital plane. This is what causes seasons.

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video: Why the Days are Shorter in Winter and Longer in Summer
What I learned:

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The days are shorter in winter and longer in summer because the earth is tilted 23.4 degrees and the hemisphere that is closer to the sun has the longest brightest days.

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Layla Ezell Period 2 Group 5 :What Causes Day Length to Change from Summer to Winter?

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Layla Ezell Period 2 Group 5 :What Causes Day Length to Change from Summer to Winter?

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The earth is split in half by the equator. The half of earth with the north pole is called the northern Hemisphere. The half of earth with the south pole is called the southern hemisphere. The earth is tilted on a 23 ½ inch axis. The earth spins on an axis every 24 hours. When the northern hemisphere is turned towards the sun it is probably June, the days will be longer than 12 hours. This would be called summer time. Six months after June the earth would only be half of its orbit around the sun which would make it December. The northern hemisphere is now facing away from the sun. When there is more darkness on the northern hemisphere, the days will be shorter and the nights will be longer so this would be winter time.

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Dylan Munoz, Period 2, group 4 video 4. "seasons and the sun"

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Dylan Munoz, Period 2, group 4 video 4. "seasons and the sun"

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I learned hat because of indirect sunlight the seasons are made in summer the sun will give lots of sun light causing it to be warmer and the days last longer but in the winter the sunlight is indirect so the days are shorter and it gets colder.

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Group 3, Why do we have seasons? I learned that

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Group 4: "seasons and the sun"
- I learned that the cause of the sun (usually in summer) it gives us sunlight, which as you know makes the weather sunny and warm. And when the sun is indirect it gets colder which is winter.

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Group 4 Video-Seasons and The Sun:Crash Course Kids 11.1.

What I learned was that indirect sunlight means cooler temperatures and shorter days. During Spring and Autumn the Northern hemisphere are neither tilted toward the sun nor away from it.

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Group 6, Video: "Why the Days are shorter in Winter and Longer in Summer.

What I have learned: I've learned that our planet, Earth, is different from other planets other than just being able to hold life on it, it is able has climates because of it's tilt or the angle it obtains while it revolves around the Sun. This tilt plays an important role in determining climate because this tilt helps some parts of the world, or more specifically a hemisphere, get more direct sunlight, which means that this hemisphere more likely has Summer. And, since the sun is more direct in that area, that means that the hemisphere's days will become longer and their nights will become much more shorter. On the other hand, the hemisphere that has less direct sunlight because of the Earth's tilt, mostly likely has Winter, meaning that their days will be much shorter while their nights will become longer because of the less direct sunlight. Because, of the Earth's rotation on the Sun, these seasons will change, and each hemisphere will experience another type of season depending on how much sunlight is direct towards them. Spring & Fall occur when the sunlight is evenly direct on both hemispheres which is why it isn't too hot or too cold, and the days are evenly the same as the length of the nights. That is what I have learned while watching the video.

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Anthony Wall, Period 2, Group 5, Video:What Causes Day Length to Change from Summer to Winter?

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Anthony Wall, Period 2, Group 5, Video:What Causes Day Length to Change from Summer to Winter?

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The earth is split in half by an equator. The top half of the equator is called the  Northern hemisphere. While the bottom half of the equator is called the Southern hemisphere. The Earth is tilted at a 23.5-degree angle causing seasons. During the summer the Northern hemisphere is facing the sun causing the days to last longer and the nights to be shorter.

When the Earth rotates halfway around the sun where the Southern hemisphere is facing the sun, it causes winter. Because the Southern hemisphere is facing the sun and the Northern isn't this causes the days to be shorter and the nights to be longer. That is everything I had learned while watching the video.