Fitness and Wellness   Explorations an Introduction to Astronomy          Thomas T. Arny

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Chapter 1, Figure 7

Figure 1.7

The Earth's rotation axis is tilted by 23.5° with respect to its orbit. The direction of the tilt remains the same as the Earth moves around the Sun. Thus for part of the year the Sun lies north of the celestial equator, whereas for another part it lies south of the celestial equator.

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