I WONDER - Why Do We Have Seasons?

The video explains Earth's annual orbit around the sun, taking 365 days. It discusses how Earth's proximity to the sun and its axial tilt influence weather patterns, leading to seasonal changes. The summer solstice on June 21st marks the longest day with the most sunlight, signaling the start of summer. Conversely, the winter solstice is the shortest day, characterized by minimal sunlight and colder temperatures.

How long does it take for the Earth to complete one orbit around the sun?

• 24 hours

• 30 days

• 365 days

• 10 years

What factors influence the weather on Earth?

• The Earth's distance from the sun and its tilt

• The number of stars in the sky

• The distance from the moon

• The Earth's rotation speed

When does the summer solstice occur?

• December 21st

• September 21st

• June 21st

• March 21st

What is significant about the summer solstice?

• It is the shortest day of the year

• It marks the start of winter

• It has the most sunlight

• It is the coldest day of the year

What characterizes the winter solstice?

• It is the longest day of the year

• It has the least sunlight

• It is the warmest day of the year

• It marks the start of summer