Thank you for helping me get through my year of ap biology when we were out of school with covid. If it wasnt for tour videos, i would probably have failed the class. Thanks.
Look at the following picture www.brighthub.com/science/space/articles/104232.aspx#imgn_0 So what you should notice is that anything above the tropics in the northern hemisphere is getting hit by light coming in at an angle, not coming directly down (perpendicular). The angle means it will hit the side of anything that faces towards the middle of earth, or the equator. The part that faces the equator in the northern hemisphere is south. If you were looking at Argentina in the southern hemisphere it would be reverse, and the north side would face the equator and get hit with the most light. More light hitting one side allows that side to absorb more energy from the light and heat up more. Hence in Ohio the south side would be warmest. I hope that helps some.
Good stuff here
Clearly explained
the intro sounds like a horror movie
isn't that exciting? just like learning science :)
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Thank you for helping me get through my year of ap biology when we were out of school with covid. If it wasnt for tour videos, i would probably have failed the class. Thanks.
oh my god thank you
Was perfect!
I still don't understand why the south side of a house in Ohio would be the warmest...?
Look at the following picture www.brighthub.com/science/space/articles/104232.aspx#imgn_0
So what you should notice is that anything above the tropics in the northern hemisphere is getting hit by light coming in at an angle, not coming directly down (perpendicular). The angle means it will hit the side of anything that faces towards the middle of earth, or the equator. The part that faces the equator in the northern hemisphere is south. If you were looking at Argentina in the southern hemisphere it would be reverse, and the north side would face the equator and get hit with the most light.
More light hitting one side allows that side to absorb more energy from the light and heat up more. Hence in Ohio the south side would be warmest.
I hope that helps some.