Thankyou for your simple explanation in this videos. I've tried to explain to my student without any visual cue and they understand nothing. But once I tried to explain using this video, all of them agree that they understand why the tilt of our earth matter.
Question: For the northern hemisphere, is the earth most tilted away from the sun (i.e. during winter) exactly when it's orbit is also closest to the sun? Is there a scientific explanation either way? (for example, is it a cause and effect thing?)
To answer the first part of your question is yes. orbits in space are usually elliptical, not sure why, but this causes the planet to alternate distances between itself and the sun around the planets revolution around the sun. Maybe it’s a coincidence the earth faces towards the sun when it’s furthest away and same for the opposite in winter(for the northern hemisphere) I gotta look it up myself now
Then I guess everything will come back to normal in about a year or so again. And, the jet stream will re adjust it's back to middle of the US. And, it'll start raining in the west again. And, it snow In pa. What your saying is true and usually sorts it's self out in about 8 years or so. So, devistating climate change for decades to come is just BS. I'd love to believe. That DO YOU? WHICH MEANS WE AIN'T GOT NOTHING TO WORRY. RIGHT?
@@mb4lunch I don't smoke? Good one though. NO I just know it's supposed to snow In pa more than a few inches a year. I'd love to be wrong. So, you no doubt believe this devistating climate change for the next decade will sort it's self out as usual. And, the polar caps will decrease in melting. It'll stop snowing in Texas. Ect. I truly would love to believe that. Do you?
Also, In the autumn, the sun's position is angular, to shine and we get fewer daylight hours, rays are less concentrated and the sun leans at a lower position during the autumn and winter. true!
Well, you know we can also see the same constellations year round too! Even though we are looking 180 degrees the opposite direction in Summer, than we were in Winter! Don't question it. It's Magic Science. No need for any pesky laws of physics and such. It doesn't matter which way you look in "space," you favorite stars will alway be there for you. And, a gas cannot exist next to a vacuum.... Unless it's on a "planet." Planets don't need the 2nd law of thermodynamics. Planets don't have time for such trivialities.
Oh my gosh thank-you so much this video really helped me with my geography homework. At first I didn't really understand when my teacher explained what the earths tilt is but now I understand a little bit better. Thank you for this video, I'm really greatful
Go look outside, the sun, moon and stars revolve around us! You don't need some asshole that can't prove any of this shit! If water finds it's own level,them how the hell can it stick to a ball floating around in space?? Earth is a non-rotating flat plane! Thank God because I would get dizzy!!!
@@gowdsake7103 At some point you will discover that we don't live on a ball floating around in space! I understand that it is much easier to believe in a lie then to do your own research and discover that the sun, moon and stars revolve around us!!!
@@danieltorrens4954 So, if the sun revolves around us and we are a disk, why do different places see sunrise at different times? I am sure your "research" must have given you a logical answer.
Yes, also: Also, In the autumn, the sun's position is angular, to shine and we get fewer daylight hours, rays are less concentrated and the sun leans at a lower position during the autumn and winter. true!
I am not the most intelligent person in the world, but I confirm the sun's tilt by driving to the exact location here in Canada. I notice this a lot because of the position of where I am driving, I may or may not need my vehicle's visor, especially when driving a sedan.
So if it takes 24 hours for the earth to turn a full rotation, why is it still bright at midday 6 months into the year. If at midday on Jan 1 it’s bright, at midday on June 1 in the same location, it should be pitch dark because the earth would be facing the exact opposite direction! Can sunrise explain, please?
It will be something between spring and autumn. No winter and summer, that's for sure. Earth tilt is perpendicular (no tilt toward or away from sun) during equinoxes, which happen in autumn and spring.
The earth is tilted which means that may be millions of years ago the earth may had struck/collided with a stellar object which forced it to change its normal axis.
This clearly does not explain why it's Summer in Australia when it's winter in the U.S. the video doesn't make sense..it shows the northern areas tilted, yet the southern areas in both examples on the video show it under a shadow all the time 🤦
@@weareone7315 the US is on the north, Australia is on the the south. It's really not that hard. Also no. You can clearly see in the example how the south is tilted towards the sun, therefore has more hours of daylight and it's hotter
@@nopenallnullThen why does the tilt change over time? If it was caused by an impact then the tilt wouldn't change from 0 degrees to 46 degrees back to 0 degrees.
in england the winters mild less raditon spring middle tempetures wet season while in the summer cool temperuters further raditition atume half mild/freezing temputers
@@gowdsake7103 Correct, but the little difference is what I'm talking about. Northern hemisphere has advantage closer in winter and further in summer. Southern hemisphere is opposite.
Actually the sun is closer to the center of the Flat Earth in the "Northern" Summer. And there is no 24 hour Sun in Antarctica. Those of you that say there is, please provide uncut video of that.
Thank God there's a Driver (God) or else the spherical earth would be spinning randomly either too close or too far from the Sol making us non-existing :o same goes to the moon, crazy how everything works perfectly, not to mention Goldilocks zone 👀
Life can only exist on planets which have a habitable atmosphere, hence why life only exists on a small number of planets. There are others of course throughout the universe, with earth being one of them. God has nothing to do with why life exists on earth, but of course, a non-thinking indoctrinated fool (you) would think otherwise.
The final pedecree cycle of the 5000 year old super moon that showed up on February 14 2016. That's when I was peeking into God's Play room. And caught me. Now I work for God. And he took all my possessions too. In one week of that day. NASA posted it by the way. I found it and they took it down immediately
@@gowdsake7103 There must be some power to make the earth tilt. It cannot tilt by itself. it is said by the ''so called scientists'', that the reason we have seasons, is the result of the earth tilting on it's axis. So, what makes it change it's axis at the exact time every year? Do you have any logic explanation to this? To me, this is God's power. Simple as that.. But maybe you can explain that magical power.
@@donaldgodin3491 What ? does Mars need some magical power ? or the Sun or the moon ? There is NO RIGHT WAY UP. Its just a tilt relative to the Sun. This isnt really very hard Do you think people in Austrailia are umm upside down or those on the equator are standing sideways ?
@@gowdsake7103 Ok, now I get it! Well, in a way, people in Australia are upside down, compared to people living on the opposite side of the earth. Now this would be true for a spherical earth. Not on a flat earth! We were taught in school that gravity (something else that has never been proven) is the power that hold us on the surface of the earth. And let's not forget the oceans! Who proved that we are spinning around the Sun, on a spherical earth? This is Copernic's doctrine., that we were taught at school. And we believed him. It has never been proven.
If the Earth tilts how come I see the so called stars in the same direction for a year straight 🤔 and continually see the sun and the moon at the same time , so I'm guessing it's pitch dark on the other side of the Earth when we're seeing both 🤔🤨😒😒
The stars can be seen in the same relative position because they are very far away. Just do the math. As for the sun and moon, at certain times yes, part of the earth will not see the sun or moon in the sky. Why is that such a problem?
@Kit Canyon Dude the stars goes in the same pattern yearly , If you ever been to the Georgia Guide stone there is a hole in it and every night when you look into it you can see Polaris which you can see 24/7🤔
@@malmal905 : Ah, yeah. Exactly since Polaris is on the pole that we rotate around. This is breaking news to you? How far away is Polaris? Have you done the calculations or are you one of those types that don't believe in science or math and instead just like to "feel" how things work. How come you can't see the constellation Orion in the summer? Why only in the winter? Does Orion go somewhere and hide? And are you squared away on the sun and moon now? I was shocked that you didn't know how the sun and moon work in the solar system. Hopefully you've read up on that by now.
@@malmal905 : So you can’t do the math. Lol. Thanks for confirming what everyone already knew. And how come you stopped asking about the sun and the moon? Would might think you came to your senses and realized your first attempt was nonsense.
They took that info off the internet as soon as held a sign up and posted it. They claim it to be 23.5 but I believe it's 28.5 making it hotter very quickly in the last 4 years. I just wondered why it isn't showing in PA like it used to so I looked it up. Led to NASA s site. And saw what it said about the earth's axis being off by 5 degrees.
On behalf of everyone who lives on the other side of the planet from you: sorry you are wrong - in summer the southern hemisphere is tilted towards the sun, in winter it's tilted away 😠
Ok. I am here cuz I was searching to the answer “ the earth axel tilt - what is the start? Tilt of” this”many degrees related to what? Milky Way? Sun? Laser instrument used on earth?” Who knows-please tell.
Oh look! The night side is facing 180 degrees in the opposite direction in Summer than it was in the Winter. And by some miracle I can still look up and see Orion and the Big dipper year round in almost the exact same spot! It's a miracle of science! There is no "direction" in space! You can literally look back through the sun and see the same stuff you saw when you were facing the opposite direction! How profound!
Yet you never get out of mommys basement to actually LOOK do you The Orion nebula can ONLY be seen in the Northern hemisphere in the winter. And the Southern in the summer There is NO up down left or right EXCEPT relative to yourself There are a few stars that can be seen all year round mostly centred around the poles the rest come and go as do the planets
No, you can't! When seen from mid and high latitudes in the northern hemisphere, Orion is in the southern sky around midnight in December. In June it is in the same position at noon and invisible because it is broad daylight. I have _never_ seen Orion during the summer because it's impossible.
@@fromnorway643 I can see the big dipper year round from GA. And Orion comes over just a bit before that. It's certainly not 180 degrees in the opposite direction as it should be according to the Heliocentric model. The other factor on the Geocentric model is that the sun is in closer and the days are longer. This limits the time stars are visible in the night sky. It has nothing to do with the position of earth in some crazy orbit around a giant sun hurtling through outer space connected by silly "gravity."
It's magic Science! Don't doubt it. Just like seeing the exact same stars when you are facing 180 degrees the opposite direction. Do not question "the Science!"
@@JudaismIslamUnited Oh dear does the moron not understand angles surfaces and heat dissipation either ! I guess with every other proven thing you deny its not surprising
It's actually at 28.5 now according to Nasa. Not 23.5. They posted the fact that the earth was shifted off it's Axis by 5 degrees and trying to work it's way back.lol. As I can recall my science teachers taught me that if the earth leaves it's Axis by even 1degree we're all F.....ed. We got 5 degrees. So, that makes it at. 28.5 now. I'm pretty sure it was the gravitational force of the 5000 year old super moon that showed up for it's last and final pedecree cycle in 2016 February 14. As it's done before 5000 years ago. Welp, at least life ain't boring, knowing nothing will be remotely close to the way I knew it. Welcome to the 21 century folks!! Try not to eat too much. Lol
@@mb4lunch with all due respect.! Please, keep in mind that I'm just letting people know that NASA posted it. Then, took it down. Immediately after I held up a sign. I just put 2 and 2 together. Because, technically I was wondering why it wasn't snowing in ALLENTOWN PA
And,it takes a few years to notice rabid changes on earth. So, 3 years went by and no show. Like I said I just connected dots. And look up super moon and what it does though the 1000s of centuries. If you got time it's all there. But you won't see nasaa posting. And I'm not the only one who Saw that posting.
The Earth's axial tilt is 23.44 degrees according to NASA's Earth Fact Sheet updated on 21 December 2021. A five degree change would drastically change the location and timing of the midnight sun and polar night, something that would be _very_ noticeable in northern and central Norway. However, the Moon's distance from the celestial equator can be up to 28.5 degrees since its orbit is tilted 5 degrees relative to the plane of the Earth's orbit (the ecliptic). That's why it is possible to experience a "24-hour Moon" as far as 5 degrees south of the Arctic circle or north of the Antarctic circle and why we don't get an eclipse at every new or full Moon.
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No one here thinks it’s nonsense. But kudos for you for supplying an alternate explanation with exact details. Oh, you didn’t supply that? Dang. Why not?
@@kitcanyon658 Sure thing, we are not a ball spinning upside down and sideways millions of mile per hour through space, we are fixed and stationary with the sun,moon and stars rotating above us. The north star is fixed and never moves but the stars rotate marking the year, the moon for the months and the sun for the day just like the Bible says . The planets are wandering stars and seeing 6 of them in June at sunrise is only possible on a fixed earth with the wandering stars moving overhead.
@@darthjedi99 : LOL. Those aren’t details. How about you man up some numbers? It should be east since FE only need simple trig to sort out. But why hasn’t any flatter been able to do his simple trig?
One of the better visual explanations. Thanks
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Thanks ❤️... Very clear explained, I learned new.
Thankyou for your simple explanation in this videos. I've tried to explain to my student without any visual cue and they understand nothing. But once I tried to explain using this video, all of them agree that they understand why the tilt of our earth matter.
Thank you this helped me sooo much w my project
Question: For the northern hemisphere, is the earth most tilted away from the sun (i.e. during winter) exactly when it's orbit is also closest to the sun? Is there a scientific explanation either way? (for example, is it a cause and effect thing?)
To answer the first part of your question is yes. orbits in space are usually elliptical, not sure why, but this causes the planet to alternate distances between itself and the sun around the planets revolution around the sun. Maybe it’s a coincidence the earth faces towards the sun when it’s furthest away and same for the opposite in winter(for the northern hemisphere) I gotta look it up myself now
The tilt of the axis varies between 22.1 and 24.5 degrees. Because this tilt changes, the seasons as we know them can become exaggerated.
Not anymore bro. It's at 28.5
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@@garypavlick5825 Today, as I post this, it's at 23.5 degrees.
Then I guess everything will come back to normal in about a year or so again. And, the jet stream will re adjust it's back to middle of the US. And, it'll start raining in the west again. And, it snow In pa. What your saying is true and usually sorts it's self out in about 8 years or so. So, devistating climate change for decades to come is just BS. I'd love to believe. That DO YOU? WHICH MEANS WE AIN'T GOT NOTHING TO WORRY. RIGHT?
@@mb4lunch I don't smoke? Good one though. NO I just know it's supposed to snow In pa more than a few inches a year. I'd love to be wrong. So, you no doubt believe this devistating climate change for the next decade will sort it's self out as usual. And, the polar caps will decrease in melting. It'll stop snowing in Texas. Ect. I truly would love to believe that. Do you?
Most importantly we are closer to the Sun in summer. Oh, actually it's completely opposite. That's weird.
Also, In the autumn, the sun's position is angular, to shine and we get fewer daylight hours, rays are less concentrated and the sun leans at a lower position during the autumn and winter. true!
Southern hemisphere is the opposite. Closer in summer and further in winter.
Well, you know we can also see the same constellations year round too! Even though we are looking 180 degrees the opposite direction in Summer, than we were in Winter! Don't question it. It's Magic Science. No need for any pesky laws of physics and such. It doesn't matter which way you look in "space," you favorite stars will alway be there for you. And, a gas cannot exist next to a vacuum.... Unless it's on a "planet." Planets don't need the 2nd law of thermodynamics. Planets don't have time for such trivialities.
@@mb4lunch Yes, there is a lot questions in science. Gravity is another mystery too.
@@BRACIAKSERO Ah yes. That magical force that crushed rocks and dirt into molten lava, but allows a butterfly to float above a meadow.
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Thank uhh this was what i needed
Needed to? Further your indoctrination of the whole Heliocentric thing? LoL
Science is so amazing
Oh my gosh thank-you so much this video really helped me with my geography homework. At first I didn't really understand when my teacher explained what the earths tilt is but now I understand a little bit better. Thank you for this video, I'm really greatful
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Go look outside, the sun, moon and stars revolve around us! You don't need some asshole that can't prove any of this shit! If water finds it's own level,them how the hell can it stick to a ball floating around in space?? Earth is a non-rotating flat plane! Thank God because I would get dizzy!!!
@@danieltorrens4954 do you howl when the moon is full?
@@bill1589 Just goes to show that the people that have shit for brains are in control!!
Thank you
Thankyou so much
This is really well explained in easy language....Very helpful...👍👍
You really don't believe this bullshit do you?
@@danieltorrens4954 why do you say so ?
@@danieltorrens4954 Are yo? what bit does your tiny mind not get
@@gowdsake7103 At some point you will discover that we don't live on a ball floating around in space! I understand that it is much easier to believe in a lie then to do your own research and discover that the sun, moon and stars revolve around us!!!
@@danieltorrens4954 So, if the sun revolves around us and we are a disk, why do different places see sunrise at different times? I am sure your "research" must have given you a logical answer.
very well explained👍
Yes, also: Also, In the autumn, the sun's position is angular, to shine and we get fewer daylight hours, rays are less concentrated and the sun leans at a lower position during the autumn and winter. true!
I am not the most intelligent person in the world, but I confirm the sun's tilt by driving to the exact location here in Canada. I notice this a lot because of the position of where I am driving, I may or may not need my vehicle's visor, especially when driving a sedan.
Yea, I agree about the intelligence part. Well, maybe not your intelligence but the amount of time critically thinking about it anyway.
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this is why we have a 24 hour clock , half the earth is in darkness.
The tilt results in seasons and day-night length changes
Without it, the day and night would each be 12 hours
So if it takes 24 hours for the earth to turn a full rotation, why is it still bright at midday 6 months into the year. If at midday on Jan 1 it’s bright, at midday on June 1 in the same location, it should be pitch dark because the earth would be facing the exact opposite direction! Can sunrise explain, please?
Such a helpful video! Thank you!😁
crazy stuff
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Feb 14th 2016 SuperMoon. That's all I'm going to say I'll behave this summer I promise
If this earth not tilted then what efects comes? what the reason and why or how our earth tilted?
If the earth is not tilted then Northern and Southern hemisphere will always have winter and no summer.
It will be something between spring and autumn. No winter and summer, that's for sure. Earth tilt is perpendicular (no tilt toward or away from sun) during equinoxes, which happen in autumn and spring.
I think there would be some places that won’t have light
The earth is not tilted. It is not in "space." It is not a globe. I hope this helps.
It used to be roling correctly until we got hit by the moon. Which knocked it of balance.
Please explain how the axis changes angle or how it tilts?
The earth is tilted which means that may be millions of years ago the earth may had struck/collided with a stellar object which forced it to change its normal axis.
Wobble.
which force makes earth to tilting cause in Malayalam
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This was very helpful but what about spring and atumn
The sun is lined up with the equator perfectly on those days. So the days aren't too short but also not too long.
This clearly does not explain why it's Summer in Australia when it's winter in the U.S. the video doesn't make sense..it shows the northern areas tilted, yet the southern areas in both examples on the video show it under a shadow all the time 🤦
@@weareone7315 the US is on the north, Australia is on the the south. It's really not that hard. Also no. You can clearly see in the example how the south is tilted towards the sun, therefore has more hours of daylight and it's hotter
Spring & fall are when the tilt ic changing ~like a spinning top that wobbles
@@bill1589what causes that?
Winter- n. Hemisphere is tilted away from sun
But what caused Earth to tilt ?
Planet Theia
@@nopenallnullThen why does the tilt change over time? If it was caused by an impact then the tilt wouldn't change from 0 degrees to 46 degrees back to 0 degrees.
Exactly why is arctic called as north pole and not any other area in northern hemisphere????
Combined Gravitational Force
What made you think it wasn't tilted in the first place
Next time I get pulled over by the Law and I can't walk a straight line 9 steps heel to toe , hey officer haven't you heard about the Earth tilt
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This video was uploaded in 2016 and 240p is the best resolution they could achieve...
The Earth did not have a tilt before that Rouge Planet hit it, creating the moon that we have today, and the tilt that we have today.
Earth is truly blessed in so many ways
Crazy how that randomly happened
Thans, frend.
In the beginning *God* created the heavens and the earth.
Indoctrinated clown much?
in england the winters mild less raditon spring middle tempetures wet season while in the summer cool temperuters further raditition atume half mild/freezing temputers
yeap but what about the two equinox days
Perhaps you can explain this then?
The Earth's Tilt
I think northern hemisphere winter is when the Earth is closer to sun than summer. Likely makes summer and winter both a little better.
Makes very little difference how close we are
@@gowdsake7103 Correct, but the little difference is what I'm talking about. Northern hemisphere has advantage closer in winter and further in summer. Southern hemisphere is opposite.
Actually the sun is closer to the center of the Flat Earth in the "Northern" Summer. And there is no 24 hour Sun in Antarctica. Those of you that say there is, please provide uncut video of that.
@@artsmith103 Its the Earths tilt and the heating angle that makes the difference
@@gowdsake7103 I hope these style comments are coming from young students. I didn't think my original comment was worth posting but now I see it was.
Hi year 7 Of Harrogate Grammar!
Whos grade 7 teacher showed this in class?
This is not how something moves in a circle, just get on a carousel or watch nascar!
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but the jet streams follow the tilt!
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Thank God there's a Driver (God) or else the spherical earth would be spinning randomly either too close or too far from the Sol making us non-existing :o
same goes to the moon, crazy how everything works perfectly, not to mention Goldilocks zone 👀
Life can only exist on planets which have a habitable atmosphere, hence why life only exists on a small number of planets.
There are others of course throughout the universe, with earth being one of them.
God has nothing to do with why life exists on earth, but of course, a non-thinking indoctrinated fool (you) would think otherwise.
What is the power that is making the earth tilt? i cannot tilt without some kind of force pushing on it. What is the simple answer to this?
The final pedecree cycle of the 5000 year old super moon that showed up on February 14 2016. That's when I was peeking into God's Play room. And caught me. Now I work for God. And he took all my possessions too. In one week of that day. NASA posted it by the way. I found it and they took it down immediately
Honestly what ?
Why would it need a power ? what do you think the earth must be 0 degrees tilt for reasons ?
@@gowdsake7103 There must be some power to make the earth tilt. It cannot tilt by itself. it is said by the ''so called scientists'', that the reason we have seasons, is the result of the earth tilting on it's axis. So, what makes it change it's axis at the exact time every year? Do you have any logic explanation to this? To me, this is God's power. Simple as that.. But maybe you can explain that magical power.
@@donaldgodin3491 What ? does Mars need some magical power ? or the Sun or the moon ? There is NO RIGHT WAY UP. Its just a tilt relative to the Sun. This isnt really very hard
Do you think people in Austrailia are umm upside down or those on the equator are standing sideways ?
@@gowdsake7103 Ok, now I get it!
Well, in a way, people in Australia are upside down, compared to people living on the opposite side of the earth. Now this would be true for a spherical earth. Not on a flat earth!
We were taught in school that gravity (something else that has never been proven) is the power that hold us on the surface of the earth. And let's not forget the oceans!
Who proved that we are spinning around the Sun, on a spherical earth? This is Copernic's doctrine., that we were taught at school. And we believed him. It has never been proven.
How can i get HD quality?
If the Earth tilts how come I see the so called stars in the same direction for a year straight 🤔 and continually see the sun and the moon at the same time , so I'm guessing it's pitch dark on the other side of the Earth when we're seeing both 🤔🤨😒😒
The stars can be seen in the same relative position because they are very far away. Just do the math.
As for the sun and moon, at certain times yes, part of the earth will not see the sun or moon in the sky. Why is that such a problem?
@Kit Canyon Dude the stars goes in the same pattern yearly , If you ever been to the Georgia Guide stone there is a hole in it and every night when you look into it you can see Polaris which you can see 24/7🤔
@@malmal905 : Ah, yeah. Exactly since Polaris is on the pole that we rotate around.
This is breaking news to you?
How far away is Polaris? Have you done the calculations or are you one of those types that don't believe in science or math and instead just like to "feel" how things work.
How come you can't see the constellation Orion in the summer? Why only in the winter? Does Orion go somewhere and hide?
And are you squared away on the sun and moon now? I was shocked that you didn't know how the sun and moon work in the solar system. Hopefully you've read up on that by now.
@Kit Canyon Yes , I can definitely see that you are one of the gullible ones 😐😶 believe what you believe in
@@malmal905 : So you can’t do the math. Lol. Thanks for confirming what everyone already knew.
And how come you stopped asking about the sun and the moon? Would might think you came to your senses and realized your first attempt was nonsense.
They took that info off the internet as soon as held a sign up and posted it. They claim it to be 23.5 but I believe it's 28.5 making it hotter very quickly in the last 4 years. I just wondered why it isn't showing in PA like it used to so I looked it up. Led to NASA s site. And saw what it said about the earth's axis being off by 5 degrees.
who took what off the internet?
For every "they" and "it"/"that" and number without a unit, I have to ask for clarification.
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So they claim moving 3 million miles closer to the sun will actually make the earth colder !
Are you even aware that in the other hemiSPHERE the seasons are inverted? Thick skull of yours...
No!
How is a slight tilt makes more of a difference than 3 million miles ?
@@JudaismIslamUnited That Is actually a great question. Now I'm busy, I'll answer tomorrow.
@@alexf962 One year later....
Africa would never relate.
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On behalf of everyone who lives on the other side of the planet from you: sorry you are wrong - in summer the southern hemisphere is tilted towards the sun, in winter it's tilted away 😠
Isn’t the earth flat? 🤔
No
Just the wet bit.
@@telx2010 The oceans are obviously curved too.
No😅
@@sailorman8668 of course, most obviously, even a five year old can see the curve
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Ok. I am here cuz I was searching to the answer “ the earth axel tilt - what is the start? Tilt of” this”many degrees related to what? Milky Way? Sun? Laser instrument used on earth?” Who knows-please tell.
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Great video but too fast.
Play at slower speed. Be careful not to tilt your phone.
Why is every NASA photo of earth not tilted?
Is that serious question?!
@@max5250 It's a serious question, but one that only a complete fool would ask.
Oh look! The night side is facing 180 degrees in the opposite direction in Summer than it was in the Winter. And by some miracle I can still look up and see Orion and the Big dipper year round in almost the exact same spot! It's a miracle of science! There is no "direction" in space! You can literally look back through the sun and see the same stuff you saw when you were facing the opposite direction! How profound!
Yet you never get out of mommys basement to actually LOOK do you
The Orion nebula can ONLY be seen in the Northern hemisphere in the winter. And the Southern in the summer
There is NO up down left or right EXCEPT relative to yourself
There are a few stars that can be seen all year round mostly centred around the poles the rest come and go as do the planets
No, you can't!
When seen from mid and high latitudes in the northern hemisphere, Orion is in the southern sky around midnight in December. In June it is in the same position at noon and invisible because it is broad daylight. I have _never_ seen Orion during the summer because it's impossible.
@@fromnorway643 I can see the big dipper year round from GA. And Orion comes over just a bit before that. It's certainly not 180 degrees in the opposite direction as it should be according to the Heliocentric model. The other factor on the Geocentric model is that the sun is in closer and the days are longer. This limits the time stars are visible in the night sky. It has nothing to do with the position of earth in some crazy orbit around a giant sun hurtling through outer space connected by silly "gravity."
@@mb4lunch
Nonsense!
@@mb4lunch Are you one of these deluded flat earth believing fools?
God is the greatest engineer
And yet again someone claiming their sky daddy rules ! Who engineered god ?
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Gravity
Force from horsepowered vehicle
Daylight savings is the reasons for more/less hours. Don’t be fooled.
This video is biased and only shows the season in the northern hemisphere.
True but the south is just exactly the opposite
Infantile
Wadder madder snowflake was it a bit to tricky for you ?
So moving 3.1 million miles closer to the sun equals winter? Make no sense
In northern hemisphere only
It's magic Science! Don't doubt it. Just like seeing the exact same stars when you are facing 180 degrees the opposite direction. Do not question "the Science!"
Honestly are you this dumb ? Did you not work out its the AREA that light spreads over that changes the heat sheesh
@@gowdsake7103 area that light spreads over? Hey light rays expand and hit your magical round ball with the same intensity
@@JudaismIslamUnited Oh dear does the moron not understand angles surfaces and heat dissipation either ! I guess with every other proven thing you deny its not surprising
It's actually at 28.5 now according to Nasa. Not 23.5. They posted the fact that the earth was shifted off it's Axis by 5 degrees and trying to work it's way back.lol. As I can recall my science teachers taught me that if the earth leaves it's Axis by even 1degree we're all F.....ed. We got 5 degrees. So, that makes it at. 28.5 now. I'm pretty sure it was the gravitational force of the 5000 year old super moon that showed up for it's last and final pedecree cycle in 2016 February 14. As it's done before 5000 years ago. Welp, at least life ain't boring, knowing nothing will be remotely close to the way I knew it. Welcome to the 21 century folks!! Try not to eat too much. Lol
The Earth is not tilted. It does not move. We are not in "orbit." BOOM
@@mb4lunch with all due respect.! Please, keep in mind that I'm just letting people know that NASA posted it. Then, took it down. Immediately after I held up a sign. I just put 2 and 2 together. Because, technically I was wondering why it wasn't snowing in ALLENTOWN PA
And,it takes a few years to notice rabid changes on earth. So, 3 years went by and no show. Like I said I just connected dots. And look up super moon and what it does though the 1000s of centuries. If you got time it's all there. But you won't see nasaa posting. And I'm not the only one who Saw that posting.
Just what obscure nutcase did you get that bollocks from ? Unless its a typo which is possible NO ONE says that, stop spreading bullshit
The Earth's axial tilt is 23.44 degrees according to NASA's Earth Fact Sheet updated on 21 December 2021. A five degree change would drastically change the location and timing of the midnight sun and polar night, something that would be _very_ noticeable in northern and central Norway.
However, the Moon's distance from the celestial equator can be up to 28.5 degrees since its orbit is tilted 5 degrees relative to the plane of the Earth's orbit (the ecliptic). That's why it is possible to experience a "24-hour Moon" as far as 5 degrees south of the Arctic circle or north of the Antarctic circle and why we don't get an eclipse at every new or full Moon.
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Why would you comment this on a random ass video about axial parallelism? Cope harder btw lmfao.
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Bro. Try a paragraph.
If you think this is nonsense your right, its complete bs.
No one here thinks it’s nonsense. But kudos for you for supplying an alternate explanation with exact details.
Oh, you didn’t supply that? Dang. Why not?
@@kitcanyon658 This clown sounds like one of these deluded flat earth believing fools.
@@kitcanyon658 Sure thing, we are not a ball spinning upside down and sideways millions of mile per hour through space, we are fixed and stationary with the sun,moon and stars rotating above us. The north star is fixed and never moves but the stars rotate marking the year, the moon for the months and the sun for the day just like the Bible says . The planets are wandering stars and seeing 6 of them in June at sunrise is only possible on a fixed earth with the wandering stars moving overhead.
@@darthjedi99 : LOL. Those aren’t details. How about you man up some numbers? It should be east since FE only need simple trig to sort out.
But why hasn’t any flatter been able to do his simple trig?
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It's Science! DO NOT QUESTION THE SCIENCE! 🤣
Bit beyond you was it ?
@@gowdsake7103 yeah moving closer to a heat source actually makes you colder. Yeah nasa fake science logic is beyond me
What a joke
This is all lies
LMAO prove it wrong cwrd.
Perhaps then, you can explain what DOES cause the seasons, if it's not because of what's explained in this video?
You don't explanation 🤣 have you ever better science teach for many ways thanks