Science, asked by toantinhlau5880, 1 year ago

Do perihelion and aphelion effect seasons?

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Answered by Shubu01
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✔✔ Instead, seasons are caused by the tilt of Earth's axis. Some planets have very "stretched out" orbits.

✔✔ Pluto, for example, is much further from the Sun at aphelion than it is at perihelion.

✔✔ Astronomers say that a "stretched out" orbit has a high eccentricity, which means it is long and skinny, not round like a circle.

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Answered by deeksha7790
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Heya mate here is your -

  • Instead, seasons are caused by the tilt of Earth's axis.

  • Some planets have very "stretched out" orbits. Pluto, for example, is much further from the Sun at aphelion than it is at perihelion.

  • Astronomers say that a "stretched out" orbit has a high eccentricity, which means it is long and skinny, not round like a circle.

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