darkmyst darkmyst

23-11-2015
Biology

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why is the axis important for seasons?

(I still hate asking this stuff in the Biology section)

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Anonymous Anonymous

23-11-2015

If the earth wasn't spinning , we wouldn't have summer, winter, fall, spring etc, it is important because we need the sun for certain seasons and no sun for others.

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