Formulate the geographical consequences of the rotation of the Earth around its axis and around the Sun.

As you know, our planet performs two types of rotation, each of which has geographic consequences. The daily rotation, during which the Earth makes a revolution around its axis, affects the division of the day into daylight hours and night. The annual rotation around the Sun affects, first of all, the climate. The seasons of the year appear, since during the rotation, different parts of the planet are close to the Sun or, conversely, move away from it, which is associated with the natural deviation of the Earth from its axis during the rotation.