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₿en Wehrman
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How SEASONS work in our world.

Hint: It is NOT an "axial tilt" of a spinning spaceball changing a region's distance to the Sun from 93 million miles to 92.99 million miles.

The real answer is much simpler, and actually makes sense 👇
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dustygrooves · 23w
Fun fact on the “tilt”, it is 23.4 degrees. Subtract that from 90 degrees and guess what you get. They are so clever aren’t they.
John · 23w
during axial tilts, how does everything rotate around Polaris in every season?
papaslag · 23w
wtf assuming this flat earth bs, what changes the speed of the sun throughout the year? The video says the sun speeds up in winter and slows in the summer- what is the mechanism for this change?