The Earth is constantly rotating on its axis. As a result of this it is constantly changing its position with the sun.
The sun’s light and energy hits the different regions of the Earth at different angles throughout the course of one orbit, or one full year. And this creates the differences in the seasons and the annual warming and cooling cycles of the Earth’s Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
<span>So, we have four different seasons: summer, winter, spring and autumn.</span>
Answer:
it is when air is traped and builds up into high preshure.
I believe it was Cassander who ruled after him.
