What is the reason for changing weather
Today humans are alive on Earth because the Sun’s energy continues to be absorbed into the Earth’s atmosphere. Due to which the earth’s environment remains favorable for humans and plants. Or it can also be said that Sun is the main source of energy.
In our India, Surya is also called Ravi and there is a holiday on this day.
Ravi means Sun – Vaar means day, adding both of them makes Sunday i.e. Sunday is the day of Sun. This is called Sunday.
Sun is a celestial star in which very hot energy is always generated due to nuclear fusion. Almost some planets revolve around the Sun. Due to which the planets continue to receive energy and heat from the Sun. Due to the rotation around the Sun, the weather keeps changing on all the planets. But till now no such planet has been found which can provide life like Earth.
Temperature, weather, fertile land and water suitable for life on the upper part of the earth are available because the earth keeps rotating around the sun. And due to this, different types of seasonal crops, plants, trees, fruits and seasonal life keep coming into existence.
What is the reason for changing weather: When the Earth revolves around the Sun, it does not revolve around the Sun uniformly or from the center. Rather, when the Earth revolves around the Sun in 12 months, when the cold season starts arriving, the Earth starts moving away from the Sun, due to which the temperature on the Earth starts falling and it starts feeling cold.
When the Earth comes a little closer to the Sun while revolving around the Sun, then the heat starts increasing, this is called the summer season. When the temperature of the sun becomes high then it starts raining.
Due to the energy of the Sun, plants make their food and life gets energy from the Sun. That is, life on earth is due to changes in weather.
It is not that the Earth does not have its own energy, the Earth also has its own energy and heat. But this heat (energy) is not good for all life. It is suitable only for a few organisms.
The Earth takes 365 days to revolve around the Sun. 365 days which is equal to one year. The Earth rotates once in 24 hours, due to which there is day and night.
