I know the earth is closest to the sun during the northern hemisphere's winter solstice. It is the northern hemisphere's "tilt" away from the sun that helps "produce" our winter. So, due to the earth's proximity to the sun and its "tilt," during our winter, does the southern hemisphere have more warmer summers. They are closest to the sun and tilted towards the sun.
Are winters in the southern hemisphere colder? They are then further away and tilted away.
2006-12-30
03:39:00
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