What is the difference between the axial motion of the earth and the orbital motion?

The axial motion of the Earth differs from the orbital in the speed of rotation and time, which takes one revolution. The consequences of this rotation are also different. So, the planet makes one revolution around its axis in about 24 hours, and as a result we have the division of time into day and night. And the orbital rotation takes place around the sun and lasts 365 days, and at this time, first the north, then the south of the planet come alternately close to the sun. Because of this, the seasons of the year appear on the planet and the climate also changes.