| | The Aberree, Volume 9, Issue 3 - page 9 |
 | | It is the angular orientation of the axial tilt which establishes how much area of the earth's surface will be exposed to the direct rays of the sun for a greater or lesser period of time, in conjunction with our oval orbit which is tilted 1.3 to the ecliptic plane. |
 | | Conversely, if the polar axial tilt is oriented toward the sun during the period when the earth is traversing that part of the orbit which is 1.3° above the ecliptic plane, a maximum area of the earth's surface is exposed to the solar energy during the earth's yearly orbit. |
 | | In a like manner, the angular tilt of the earth's axis with relation to the sun specifically indicates the age we are in, not the "shadow " of that angular tilt, which is the 90° mathematical function establishing the equinox. |
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