I've always wondered this. Isn't the sun closer to Earth during this season?

The clouds get grumpy around the holidays so they fight thus blocking the sun.

*i'm so fresh*

tard. thats like asking "Why cant it snow in summer? that would sure help cool things down!!!"

grow a brain, mouthbreather

its because the sun goes on holidays during winter to get away from idiots like you

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Originally posted by book em dano:
I've always wondered this. Isn't the sun closer to Earth during this season?

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BECAUSE YOU TOUCH YOURSELF AT NIGHT!!!

oh shnap!

Anyway, its cold because of THIS

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All that technical shit don't make any sense.

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Originally posted by book em dano:
All that technical shit don't make any sense.

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Reply to the OBL thread so I can go to fucking sleep you son of a bitch!

mommy was right - you should have stayed awake in science class.

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Originally posted by ShqipTAR:
Reply to the OBL thread so I can go to fucking sleep you son of a bitch!

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Heh heh, I should've kept you awake.

confront jeff hunter

*skull fucks flood control*

*fucks some more*

is it because a particular part of the earth is farther away from the sun during its orbit around it?

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Originally posted by book em dano:
Heh heh, I should've kept you awake.

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Nah, I'm still awake. I had to take a gigantic shit, my shitty toilet clogged, the plunger was being a bitch so I got toilet water on myself, then I decided to take a bath.

It started with that little bitch Zay.

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Earth is tilted at an angle on its axis. When the Earth moves through its orbit different latitudes are towards the Sun. When the Northern Hemisphere is experiencing winter the Southern Hemisphere is more directly facing the Sun, therefore having higher temperatures than the North. In addition to this when winter is occurring Sun radiations reflect the winter experiencing hemisphere so that solar radiation is stretched out over a greater area, thus the non directness of the sunlight causes cooler weather.

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Originally posted by fabrication of the mind:
Earth is tilted at an angle on its axis. When the Earth moves through its orbit different latitudes are towards the Sun. When the Northern Hemisphere is experiencing winter the Southern Hemisphere is more directly facing the Sun, therefore having higher temperatures than the North. In addition to this when winter is occurring Sun radiations reflect the winter experiencing hemisphere so that solar radiation is stretched out over a greater area, thus the non directness of the sunlight causes cooler weather.

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Here is a pic to go along with that http://tinyurl.com/rjx55

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Originally posted by fabrication of the mind:
Earth is tilted at an angle on its axis. When the Earth moves through its orbit different latitudes are towards the Sun. When the Northern Hemisphere is experiencing winter the Southern Hemisphere is more directly facing the Sun, therefore having higher temperatures than the North. In addition to this when winter is occurring Sun radiations reflect the winter experiencing hemisphere so that solar radiation is stretched out over a greater area, thus the non directness of the sunlight causes cooler weather.

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Godbless VOA Environmental Science 110.

Did you go to school?

I knew someone who did'nt know day and night was caused by the earth rotating.