Seasons: What causes summer and winter?

[@dianegroves2026]

Thank you. I'm an older adult and needed a refresher and just found this. Perfect explanation! I appreciate you!

[@zerihunachelu5439]

❤❤❤

[@cd3694]

Like the way you gave the Sun’s view of the Earth, that really helped in the visualization

[@thejewelryboxlive]

This is perfect for explaining the seasons. Thank you! Loved the gymnasium setup.

[@IidentifyAsTheRightPerson]

Man I had some really big misconceptions about how seasons happenes. Thanks a lot guys.

[@RenaeHeath-i4t]

This is a great explaination with real life visuals, speech that elementary students can understand and digital visuals to go along with it. I've watched many others and by far, this is the best one that I will use for my class! TY!

[@sproglode]

This is the best video describing the seasonal variations - thanks so much - David

[@paulaestevez1969]

Finally the out of the ordinary explanation I was looking for!!! How Great is God that created the perfect inclination for our planet and keeps the perfect order in the universe.

[@vivapokolod]

perfect for who? not for Australians for sure. Mates are getting fried constantly.

[@jd-pw8yv]

thank you. it's a much more clear and simple explanation than any i've encountered.

[@MrRandallDish]

I was needing a refresher and this was perfect and more. Thank you.

[@TheTERMlNAT0R]

Perfectly explained. Now I’m going to tell my kid like I’m smart

[@LooseTubes]

What an excellent video, short and clear. Thanks!

[@allisonstark193]

This video is amazing!! Just the answer I was looking for! Thank you for all the images, now i can really imagine why Australia has winter while America is in summer. I'm 31, American, and never learned this in school.

[@elizabethschraderking8706]

This is great! I especially like your demo in the gymnasium and the way you've positioned the camera to represent the vantage point of the sun. Then, your description of how the same beam of light striking north vs. south of the equator during a solstice results in two different intensities is quite elegant.

[@LiacosEM]

Thank you so much!

[@farhanadhami1239]

Beautiful SubhanAllah...glory to the creator and maintainer of our home (temporary)

[@gaurugauruUtube]

Thanks for explaining in details . It make easy to understand .

[@Ivanrbc]

In my mind i was always that spring is green, autumn is red, summer is yellow and winter is white or blue. This is due to the causes that make these color appear in just seasons.

[@F1Guy-Guy]

Now it's brown every season for mud 😂😂😂😂

[@Water02]

Excellent video. Finally understood with the help of great presentation.

[@RageAgainstTheMauro]

Best video we've found on this topic, hand down

[@cziasai]

This is great and so much better than the AI voiceover videos. Thanks

[@Mopita]

Question so if the earth didnt have inclination, we wouldnt have seasons? or in certain months the earth would be a bit away from the sun so would have some colder/warmer months ?

[@LiacosEM]

The Earth's orbit is not quite circular. It gets as close as 147 million km and as far as 152 million km from the sun. There would definitely be a small variation in average global temperatures as the Earth gets closer or further from the sun, but nowhere near the variation caused by the tilt.

[@starshine7937]

Very clearly explained and found the visuals helpful thank you

[@ashokj7808]

Excellent vedio.👌. I wish to see more in the public interest, the video showing that all together movements & effects of earth & moon with sun. With understanding of daylight /moonlight, night/night moon, sun/moon effilepcy , seasons etc

[@jumbogadgets8238]

This is the best explanation I ve ever seen

[@kevinhenry116]

Thank you. This is the first time it has been explained how the angle of tilt increases the area of land receiving the radiation. And the amount of time that the land is receiving that radiation. I now understand

[@janmaker227]

Wow really good explanation and production value. One of these videos that will probably survive the next 1000years

[@f-ranci5579]

I have to admit, I forgot how it works. This is great explanation.

[@eshanag4772]

I’m a science student in middle school, so helpful!

[@martinstevenson4740]

Very good presentation. What amazes me is the speed in which the Earth rotates and orbits the sun. And how they land a space craft on something travelling at a speed of 107000km per hour?

[@zaaboulla82]

but why in the equator and the tropical areas we also feel summer and winter although (as you explained) they get equal sun beams regardless of the earth tilt ?

[@sanjibsarmah1582]

Very effective way to understand whole

[@GudupSudupGhumakkad]

Thanks for the details, and tremendous setup, even I didn't know this and never thought about that, but one day my son asked why, then searched and found ur video with practical setup. Thanks for the time and details again to make this good video.

[@daviddulom8258]

The effort you have put in to make this video is commendable. I hope you will soon get the subscribers and views you deserve.😇

[@100PercentOS2]

I subscribe and liked this video which is rare for me for You Tube channels. We can all learn from this well planned and accurate video.

[@MandiraThapa-t5p]

Thank you very much sir. It helped me to understand the causes of seasons.

[@apgill7215]

Thank you so much for explaining this so well

[@ytg456]

thank you! i forgot how it works and this is a great refresher

[@100PercentOS2]

Very interesting video. You did an awesome job of explaining rotation, revolution and the tilt of the earth. I thought this is how it was because you did such a great job of explaining. I was never able to wrap my head around this despite me watching so many videos. But I had no problem understanding how things works watching your video. Thanks a million.

[@jamshedfbc]

Loved the presentation. Good job man ❤

[@sumitmehta4306]

Greatly Explained 😃

[@MrCoracoro]

happy that I live on Aruba, allways summer!

[@SonaliSingh-mm6kz]

Just perfect❤ Thank you🙏

[@thireshannaicker4078]

Like what you did there and how it was explained 👍

[@alwindenjel2153]

Such a professionally explained video ...took my 💓

[@LiacosEM]

Thanks, Alwin.

[@Micscience]

Best explanation ever. What makes this great is you visually showed us how it works which helps big time thanks for your efforts God bless.

[@LiacosEM]

Thanks Micscience! God bless you too.

[@talie6236]

I never knew this. I would t doubt if this was taught and it just didn’t register for me. Your explanation was very thorough for me. Thank-you, Sir. Great presentation. 👏

[@100PercentOS2]

I knew about this for years but was never able to find a video that explains it until I watched this video which confirms what I was understanding.

[@CulTra998]

Well explained 👏🏻

[@NEPCITY]

Nicely visualized thank you

[@fazinyousaf2571]

Superb sir …well explained

[@sahilsha6538]

Perfect explanation Sir.Well appreciated 🤝

[@princechoudhary850]

You are great. I always had a doubt and u solved it. Really thankful to u 🙏❤.

[@uzonwanegbo6477]

Perfect explanation

[@abdulkhan7364]

What a explanation 100/10 all my doubts have been cleared

[@89simba57]

What a good teacher

[@sandandstars]

this just saved my year

[@mandeepsingh-py1hw]

Thanks gyz for your hard work❤️

[@PlayManRasigan]

Well explained. Thank you

[@GurungSuchana]

Best ever video I had ever seen

[@connorplumb3755]

This video is incredible.

[@pramodbhatnagar5765]

😊😊

[@kumarbajracharya5062]

Very good explanation

[@joehumble6698]

If sun is so far away from earth then how can earth spin around the sun ? What might be the speed of it ?

[@guitarsncarsnart]

So it's the AREA covered by the same amount of sunlight. It's not the Distance (sop much anyhow). Great explanation. 3:22 explains it really well for me.

[@fromnorway643]

When the sun is low in the sky, each unit of area gets less energy because the same amount is distributed over a larger area, like this: Height Energy per m² 90° (zenith) 100.0 % 80° 98.5 % 70° 94.0 % 60° 86.6 % 50° 76.6 % 40° 64.3 % 30° 50.0 % 20° 34.2 % 10° 17.4 % 0° 0.0 % (if the Sun was a point source of light)

[@liacosemfan2465]

Great video! I love those astrophysics facts :)

[@TheEyeOfSa]

astrloogy phacts but ok zoomer

[@StephenCooteNZ]

Great demonstration thank you. Best wishes from New Zealand.

[@nasser6692]

thank you so much. very hard to find great videos and to the point like this one!

[@rodneybaker2629]

How do you explain everyone waking up to around sunrise throughout the entire earth when this model you presented have people waking up to sunset half the year and sunrise the other half of the year.

[@thomasburns6826]

great explanation, but in the picture with the four globes should not the Sept axis be pointing the other direction 180 degrees opposite, at 4:19 minutes into video

[@LiacosEM]

All four pictures are what the sun sees (from the centre of the Earth's orbit). The Earth's axis in all of them was pointing in the same direction.

[@MuppalKural]

My doubt is that if the earth is a perfect sphere, there is no possibility for it to be tilted. Everyone says it's tilted, so I understand that the earth rotates on a tilt because it's not a perfect sphere. My question is whether my understanding is correct.

[@erezmalglobal856]

Best video ever well done man

[@tobio_45]

Thanks Mann, it helped a lot

[@KamalKumar-ps4te]

excellent sir

[@M0oN_River]

thanks for explaning.

[@marcyc1695]

Wait so all the planet experiences the same months in the year, but everyones summer months are different. So based on when they sun is hitting it than that is that part of the worlds summer?? Is Summer a different month in America as it is in Asia?? Thank you everyone for helping me. I really appreciate it.

[@LiacosEM]

The northern hemisphere summer occurs while the southern hemisphere's having winter. The months are the same.

[@marcyc1695]

@@LiacosEM Wait now im more confused. So does that mean its the same months but the north experiences hot and the south experiences it cold. For example im in New York, in July its Hot and summer, so what is it in the south?? Is it hot summer as well??

[@TheBillABCTV]

@@marcyc1695I am in Australia but in 2017 i have traveled to NYC, yes in Australia is winter in July and summer in NYC. I also believe the seasons start on the equinoxes and Solstices. Now because the earth is furthest away from the sun in early July that is why in NYC has a longer spring and summer.

[@marcyc1695]

@@TheBillABCTV Thank you so much!!!! I was just so confused and im trying to educate myself more. I was never taught this on school and id like to understand the world more. Thank you so much for clarifying it really helps. You answered my question so well. I couldnt comprehend if on the other side of the world (Im in the North of America, NewYork) for example if it would be the hot part of the year while it as cold on my side. I see now that it is flipped. Its confusing stuff. Especially because I didnt realize it depends on North and south hemispheres.

[@sonofhebrews]

Illustration was very informative

[@LiacosEM]

Thanks Lionel'sVoice. As a teacher I find using illustrations and models works best!

[@GaleWinged]

Thank you

[@ankito-090]

Here, I was thinking the period for seasonal differences is universal across all the countries. We learn far more out of curiosity than in school life

[@fazinyousaf2571]

Pls post more videos…you explanation is superb

[@marklucey4087]

Flippen brilliant vid. Thank you so much!!

[@Light_factz]

During October to November the apparent movement of the sun towards

[@artinaforoozande8511]

just perfect

[@wassunoor8678]

You are a legend sir.

[@pallavitpatel7604]

Very helpful

[@barkhasaini1108]

Thank you for helping me

[@MisiLii]

Thankfully i just want to know explanation for the wheiter

[@zapxcero]

god-tier level of explanation

[@losfer2008]

Thank you for the video

[@MajidKhan-gz2jo]

Why night longer in winter

[@ankitjain3760]

Thus, tilt changes away and forward towards orbital plane.

[@fuzeshore1988]

Mind blown 🤯

[@lovemust]

♥️♥️♥️

[@vishalrai1461]

That was great illustration sir

[@AzizOudi-f4y]

Thank you, now I understand

[@Rumba312011]

Are your Australian

[@dzherenakhmtv]

It's a British accent can't you hear

[@lookuptom3594]

😂

[@ZPNDG]

real

[@manuelkong10]

great, now throw precession into the mix

[@shivarajme]

Good explanation

[@lemonades_]

Thank you!

[@A_Class]

🔥

[@kbabhimitra]

Sir r u from Australia?

[@ricksomething]

No, I'm not.

[@vedanthello]

well explained video

[@MrGaborseres]

Thank you 👍

[@saidtazi6734]

سبحانك ربي لا الاه الا انت استغفرك واتوب اليك

[@richardchapman3489]

Thanks needed a fresher