Indicate the consequence of the orbital rotation of the earth.

As a result of the orbital rotation of the Earth on the surface of the planet, the seasons change, since its different parts at different times approach the Sun and move away from it. For example, when the Northern Hemisphere turns closer to the luminary, the warm season begins there (spring, and then summer). At the same time, in the Southern Hemisphere, on the contrary, comes the turn of cold seasons (autumn, and then winter).

Another consequence of rotation is a change in daylight hours. In the summer, the day becomes longer, in the winter, vice versa.