ROTATION

Rotation is the movement of

east. It is clockwise as
seen above North Pole
and counterclockwise as
seen above South Pole.
The period of one
complete rotation is
defined as a day and
takes 23 hours, 56
minutes, and 4.2 seconds.
Earth's rotation is inclined
or tilted 23.5 degrees
relative to its plane
of revolution aroud the
sun.
REVOLUTION
Revolution is the movement
movement of the Earth is also
is one year
(365 1/4 days).
The orbit of the
Earth around
the Sun is
elliptical and
not circular.
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so from west to east. The perio
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of revolution aroud the sun.

REVOLUTION
Revolution is the movemen
Revolution is the movemen
movement of the Earth is als
revolution is one year (365 1
Sun is elliptical and not circu
SEASONS
Season is a division of the y
and amount of daylight. Sea
the Sun and Earth's axial tilt
In most cultures, including a
divided into four seasons:
1. Spring
2.Summer
3. Fall or Autumn
3. Fall or Autumn
4. Winter
Since the year has
12 months, each
season lasts about
three months.
However, the dates
when the seasons
begin and end vary
depending on whom
you ask. Two
methods are most
commonly used to
define the dates of
the seasons: the astronomic
the seasons: the astronomic
definition.
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