Compare the slope of the sun’s rays at the pole and at the equator?

At the poles of the Earth, there is a polar night for half a year and the Sun does not rise above the horizon at all. The remaining half of the year lasts a polar day (when it is day at the South Pole, then it is night at the North Pole and vice versa). But even in the middle of summer, the Sun is low above the horizon and does not warm up the snow-covered ice. At the equator, day and night lasts 12 hours all year round. Sunrise and sunset are always at the same time, and at noon the Sun is near its zenith. Therefore, in the equatorial zone, the weather is hot all year round.