• Question: how do seasons work?

    Asked by anon-230653 to Tom, Steven, Jessica, Haafizah, Clio, Bruno Silvester on 15 Nov 2019.
    • Photo: Steven Rudder

      Steven Rudder answered on 15 Nov 2019:

      The earth is slightly tilted. This means the Earth will lean towards the Sun in Summer or lean away from the Sun in Winter. In between these, Spring and Autumn will occur

    • Photo: Jessica Mitchell

      Jessica Mitchell answered on 21 Nov 2019:

      Because the earth moves around the sun and tilts a little bit we get different amounts of sun and warmth at different times of the year depending where you live. seasons are less dramatic on the equator (around the middle of the earth) because counties here get about the same amount of sun light and heat all year round, however weather and cloud patters can change year on year as they are influenced by other factors such as tides, ocean currents and global warming – this can change the seasons for everyone.

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