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13 February, 20:14

The rays of the sun strike the Earth less directly during winter in the Northern Hemisphere?

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  1. 13 February, 20:19
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    The sun's rays hit the Earth at a extreme angle, which causes the days to become shorter, so yes, the sun's rays do hit the Earth at a extreme angle.
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