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1.
What will happen if the Earth does not rotate?
2.
What causes change in seasons?
3.
What is a leap year?
4.
Define rotation and revolution.
5.
How do days and nights occur on the Earth?
6.
Why do seasons change on the Earth?
7.
What is circle of illumination?
1.
The portion of the Earth facing the Sun would always experience day, thus bringing continuous warmth to the region. The other half would remain in darkness and would be freezing cold all the time. Life would not have been possible in such extreme conditions.
2.
The change in seasons is caused due to :
(i) The rotation of the Earth,
(ii) Inclination of the Earth's axis,
(iii) The revolution of the Earth, and
(iv) The parallelism of the Earth's axis
3.
The movement of the Earth on its axis around the sun takes 365 days and 6 hours. We ignore six hours for the sake of convenience and consider a year consisting of 365 days. Saved six hours are added to make a day (24 hours) over span of four years. This surplus day is added to the month of February and in every fourth year, February is of 29 days in spite of 28 days. The year with 366 days is called a leap year.
4.
Rotation is the movement of the Earth on its axis, while the movement of the Earth around the sun in an orbit (fixed path) is called revolution (second type of motion of the Earth). It takes 365 days (one year) and 6 hours to revolve once around the sun.
5.
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The days and nights occur on the Earth due to rotation of the Earth.
6.
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The seasons change on the Earth due to the change in the position of the Earth around the sun.
7.
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The circle of illumination is the line that divides the day from night on the globe.
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