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marishachu [46]
2 years ago
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4.09 Lab: Sunrise, Sunset

Physics
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Nimfa-mama [501]2 years ago
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Latitude affects the length of the day due to the inclination of its axial tilt, which also influences the reception of sunlight.

<h3>What is Earth's inclination?</h3>

Earth's inclination makes reference to its axial tilt which is approximately 23.5 degrees.

Earth's inclination influence the amount of sunlight received by the Earth's surface, thereby affecting the length of the day at different latitudes.

This difference is more marked at high latitudes and near the Earth's poles, we have six months of plenty of light and six months of night.

In conclusion, latitude affects the length of the day due to the inclination of its axial tilt which also influences the reception of sunlight.

Learn more about the Earth's axial tilt here:

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