Why do we have seasons?

The video explains how Earth's axial tilt causes seasonal changes, not its proximity to the sun. It debunks the myth that the hemisphere tilted toward the sun is closer and therefore hotter. Instead, the angle of sunlight and the length of days determine seasonal temperatures. The video also highlights how regions near the equator experience minimal seasonal changes, while the poles undergo significant variations. Viewers are encouraged to appreciate the unique characteristics of each season.

Describe the effect of the sun's angle on the heating of the Earth's surface.

What differences do the poles experience compared to the equator regarding seasons?