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S. Dilly
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Hello everyone.
Me and my fiance are takin Astronomy 101 this semester and we are having quite a hard time. We are absolutly stuck on this one question and the textbook we are given is not helping one bit.
So as a last hope i did a google search on astronomy forums and this is where it lead us. So without further ado, here's the question and ANY help at all would be great, i appreciate any help given in advance
:surprise:
What would the seasons be like if the Earths Axis were perpendicular to its orbit?
We think we may have the answer only becasue it seems quite easy, but we want to make sure...
thanks again.
Me and my fiance are takin Astronomy 101 this semester and we are having quite a hard time. We are absolutly stuck on this one question and the textbook we are given is not helping one bit.
So as a last hope i did a google search on astronomy forums and this is where it lead us. So without further ado, here's the question and ANY help at all would be great, i appreciate any help given in advance
:surprise:
What would the seasons be like if the Earths Axis were perpendicular to its orbit?
We think we may have the answer only becasue it seems quite easy, but we want to make sure...
thanks again.