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13 June, 13:37

Why does the amount of the heat received of by places far from the Equator become less.?

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  1. 13 June, 13:57
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    The curvature of the earth makes it were the suns rays are hitting the earth at a semi flat angle making it cooler because of less light and heat being absorbed because of said angle
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