The Sun And Earth.

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The Sun And Earth

Earth’s Shape Earth is SPHERICAL “BALL-SHAPED” How do we know?

Earth is a sphere

Earth is a sphere Why is Earth spherical? GRAVITY Earth’s gravity pulls its mass towards its center from all directions

Not quite a “perfect” sphere… Earth has a slight “bulge” at the equator Centrifugal Force due to its rotation Longer around equator than poles

Earth’s rotation 1 DAY is the time it takes the EARTH to complete a full ROTATION around its axis 24 hours This explains why the SUN “rises” and “sets”

Earth’s rotation Earth’s rotational axis is tilted 23.5% from its orbital plane Earth does not ROTATE along the same plane on which it REVOLVES

Earth’s Revolution Earth ORBITS the Sun because of the Sun’s GRAVITATIONAL PULL

Earth’s Revolution 1 YEAR is the time it takes the EARTH to complete one full REVOLUTION around the SUN (365.25 days) Elliptical orbit SUN at one focal point

Energy from the Sun Earth receives energy from the Sun THERMAL ENERGY - heat RADIANT ENERGY - light

Earth’s seasons Earth’s tilt causes the distribution of the Sun’s energy to change throughout the year. This creates “SEASONS”

Earth’s Seasons SUMMER where there is DIRECT sunlight Longer Days & Higher Temperatures WINTER where there is INDIRECT sunlight Shorter Days & Lower Temperatures

Earth’s Seasons SOLSTICE EQUINOX Earth tilted toward/away from Sun Longest/shortest days EQUINOX Sun is directly above EQUATOR 12 hours of light & dark

Solstice & equinox

Solstices Longest & shortest days (daylight hours) of the year (note: the tropics shown in these diagrams are not at the correct latitudes.)