The sun normally does make things warm, but because of the axis of the Earth, it doesn't do it as well in winter. It'll only last a few months--until March, I think. But Johto might be different from my world.
He might have. Most people where I'm from do. We learn it in school.
But because of the tilt, half of the year, a part of the Earth is closer to the sun than the other. That side is warmer. We're further away right now, so it's colder.
The sun normally does make things warm, but because of the axis of the Earth, it doesn't do it as well in winter. It'll only last a few months--until March, I think. But Johto might be different from my world.
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... The sun doesn't face us right.
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If the ball was earth, this would be the sun. And if it was like that, the top half of the world would always be warm, right?
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I suppose so.
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The world turns, too. Every day, the world spins around once--so every day, the sun can reach everywhere on Earth, just a little bit.
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However, that seems as if it would be far too fast.
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And every year, the Earth revolves around the sun one time.
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But because of the tilt, half of the year, a part of the Earth is closer to the sun than the other. That side is warmer. We're further away right now, so it's colder.
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So the sun shines brightly, yet doesn't warm us, because we are farther away from it than when it is warm?
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Have you ever touched a lightbulb?
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