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1. what part of the earth is more expose to the sun? __________ hemisphere
2. based on figure 1, does the surface of the earth is heated evenly? explain your answer.
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3. how does earth receive solar energy from the sun? ______________________
4. why does the arctic have 24 hours day light? __________________________
5. which part of the earth has the shortest daylight? _______________________
6.what session does the Phillippines has during this month? _________________
7. how many seasons do we have in the Phillippines? ______________________
8. what are these seasons? __________________________________________
1. what part of the earth is more expose to the sun? __________ hemisphere
2. based on figure 1, does the surface of the earth is heated evenly? explain your answer.
______________________________________________
3. how does earth receive solar energy from the sun? ______________________
4. why does the arctic have 24 hours day light? __________________________
5. which part of the earth has the shortest daylight? _______________________
6.what session does the Phillippines has during this month? _________________
7. how many seasons do we have in the Phillippines? ______________________
8. what are these seasons? __________________________________________
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1. The northern hemisphere is more directly exposed to the sun's rays during June and July (summer in the northern hemisphere, SF Fig. 6.11 A). The southern hemisphere receives less direct sunlight during these months, resulting in winter.
2. Solar heating of the Earth's surface is uneven because land heats faster than water, and this causes air to warm, expand and rise over land while it cools and sinks over the cooler water surfaces.
3. The radiation warms the Earth's surface, and the surface radiates some of the energy back out in the form of infrared waves. As they rise through the atmosphere, they are intercepted by greenhouse gases, such as water vapor and carbon dioxide. Greenhouse gases trap the heat that reflects back up into the atmosphere.
4. Because of the earth's tilt, areas above the Arctic Circle receive 24 hours of sunlight each summer, but 24 hours of darkness each winter. ... The intensity of solar radiation is much lower in the Arctic than in temperate or tropical regions because of the low elevation of the sun in the sky.
September: Sun All Day
Date: 90°N (North Pole)
5. The Sun's path is the lowest above the horizon in locations north of the equator, and these regions experience the shortest day of the year. Between the winter and summer solstices, daylight increases as Earth continues its orbit around our Sun.
6. Using temperature and rainfall as bases, the climate of the country can be divided into two major seasons: (1) the rainy season, from June to November; and (2) the dry season, from December to May.
7. We have 2 season
8. These are wet and dry
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