1. Sep 14, 2012 #1

   cosmicrock

   

   What would the seasons be like and how would this effect the polar, temperate and tropic regions? I am writing a paper on what different tilts would do to Earth. Any answers will be appreciated

    

   cosmicrock, Sep 14, 2012
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3. Sep 14, 2012 #2

   Andre

   

   There is some evidence and reasons why Mars and Venus had extreme axial tilt in the past.
   
   Curiously enough this may have lead to (speculation) very low lattitude glaciation.
   
   http://dcsa.dar.cam.ac.uk/content/climate-change-mars-could-extreme-axial-tilt-drive-glaciers-low-latitudes [Broken]
   
   See also chap 3 in the first ref.

    

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   Andre, Sep 14, 2012
4. Sep 14, 2012 #3

   Evo

   

   Staff: Mentor

   Homework must be posted in the appropriate homework section.

    

   Evo, Sep 14, 2012

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