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Physics, 26.08.2019 00:50 ShortCakes02

What causes places near the equator to receive more direct sunlight than the poles? the poles are farther away from the sun than the equator the tilt of the earth on its axis places that are far away from the equator have more cloud cover, which blocks the sun's light places that are far away from the equator have more wind which cools the air

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