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The Earth’s tilt affects the climate because, if the Earth’s tilt is towards the sun, the season is summer.
Thus, the larger the tilt, the warmer the summer is the correct answer.
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The earth is tilted at an 'angle of 23.5 degrees' and rotates about its axis in addition to revolving around the sun. It is the revolution of the earth that causes changes in the seasons.
When the earth is tilted more facing the sun, the earth gets more sunlight. This means that the intensity of the sunlight would be more and therefore the summer will be warmer in addition to longer duration of days and shorter nights.
When the organic matter in soil decomposes, it creates a layer called topsoil.
Yes, for a prove :
" <span>On Friday morning (March 6), NASA's Dawn spacecraft will arrive at Ceres, becoming the first probe ever to orbit a dwarf planet. Ceres is the largest object in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, and the closest dwarf planet to Earth" - google ...
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