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Why do we have different seasons on Earth?

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CBSE
Class 7
Science
Curiosity
Earth, Moon, and the Sun
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Why do we have different seaso...

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Why do we have different seasons on Earth?

1

Earth's distance from the sun varies

2

Earth's axis is tilted

3

Earth rotates differently

4

The sun's brightness changes

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