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Why equator always warm? Why is it warm in the equator? What makes the equator so warm? Why is the equator region warm? Why is the equator warm and wet? Why is everyone by the equator warm? It is warm near the equator because?
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because the earth is always tilted at a certain angle (so that the closest point to the sun is always between the two tropics, near the equator).. so that really is the big difference, the fact that the equator (give or take 20 degrees) is always closer than either of the poles...
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There are many reasons why the equator is hot. It really depends on what your definition of what hot is. The equator is right in the middle of a band around the planet known as "The ... This region gets a good amount of sun all year long, so the temperature tends to stay more in the range of nice to hot most of the time.
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NASA (Earth Observatory) ; Larger and jumbo images; Northern Americas (jumbo) and ; Western Pacific (jumbo); and cloudless Africa-Eurasia (jumbo) and Southern Americas (jumbo). ... Today, biologists no longer think that the development of life on Earth was an improbable event, one unlikely to have occurred twice in...
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[363] Why is Mars so cold, Venus so warm, and the temperature of the Earth stable? ... Also, I'd expect the least cloud cover in desert areas, which tend to lie at about 30 degrees from the equator, and perhaps the reduced cloudcover in such areas compensates for its distance from the equator. So my answer would be:
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Thanks for watching our video Why is the equator so hot and poles so cold? For more how to videos, expert advice, instructional tips, tricks, guides and tutorials on this subject, visit the topic Nature & Planet.
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This was partly due to El Nino, an ocean current that starts in the Pacific Ocean near the equator and is unusually warm. This current is so large that it affects the weather in many parts of the world. El Nino happens once in a while, not every year.
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Why was the upper cretaceous period so warm and does it mean that Global Warming is part of a natural climate cycle? ... The huge amount of carbon dioxide created from this volcanic activity is believed to be the main reason for the Cretaceous Period being so warm.
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Near the equator its much warmer, so the sun hitting the equator creates warm heat to rise. When this heat rises and then moves towards the poles. And as it moves towards the poles it begins to fall.
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