The northern hemisphere is warmer in the summer than the winter because the northern hemisphere are pointing toward the sun. Because of this the rays hit us more directly making is hotter. So during the winter when the northern hemisphere is not pointing toward us, it makes is colder. It also depends on the tilt of the axis. When it is more direct it makes the temperature hotter.
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Cytoplasm is the thick fluid solution that fills each cell and is enclosed by the cell membrane. It is made up mostly of water, salts, and proteins.
The cells within your own body, and within plants contain cytoplasm. So two real life examples of cytoplasm would be the fluid in your own cells, and the fluid inside the cells of a tree.
