Chapter 1: Q15DQ (page 424)
The earth is closer to the sun in November than in May. In which of these months does it move faster in its orbit? Explain why.
Short Answer
Earth moves faster in its orbits in November.
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Chapter 1: Q15DQ (page 424)
The earth is closer to the sun in November than in May. In which of these months does it move faster in its orbit? Explain why.
Earth moves faster in its orbits in November.
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