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Amount of insolation decreases from equator towards poles? Why

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Answered by babitakumariara89
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✯reflecting on passing longer distance to atmosphere it is because of this reason that the amount of insolation decreases from equator and poles✯

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Answered by HrishikeshSangha
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Insolation is a term related to the amount of solar radiation that is received by the planet.

The specific reason why insolation decreases from the equator toward the poles are as follows:

  • On the equator, the sunlight almost falls vertically while sunlight is received at slanting angles on the poles.
  • Sun rays are received perpendicular or almost closer to 90^{0} at the equator hence solar radiation is more direct.
  • This phenomenon causes solar radiation to concentrate over a smaller surface areas hence causing higher warmer temperatures.
  • Solar radiation at the poles is smaller in nature hence the radiation received is spread across larger surface areas and cooler temperatures.
  • The heat flux density is the least at the poles and highest at the equator.  

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