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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 · 1w
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 · 1w
during axial tilts, how does everything rotate around Polaris in every season?
papaslag · 1w
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?