Question

Suppose the Earth's axis were tilted by 48.800000000000004° instead of 23.5°. Where would the tropics and Arctic regions be? How would seasons be different?

With a 48.800000000000004° tilt, the seasons would be vastly different, with a much   (Click to select)   lesser   greater   variation in temperatures than today.

Geographically, the tropics would extend to   (Click to select)   48.800000000000004   41.2  ° latitudes, and the Arctic regions would dip to   (Click to select)   48.800000000000004   41.2  °.

This would result in a   ° overlap between the two.

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