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Seasons — Turn, Tilt and Orbit by Douglas Alford (eBook)
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This book sheds light on the subject of seasons.
We see how different amounts of Sun heat
shine on the Earth. We hold onto our
gravity-attached seats as our Earth turns
with a tilt as it speeds in orbit around our Sun!
With energy, we see the origins of our seasons
as we adapt to the yearly temperature changes.
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