Free tools to create, edit and transform clipart
Earth’s Orbit and Seasons Explained - Solstices, Equinoxes, and Hemispheric Differences #65568 (License: Personal Use)
Search for Cliparts
About this clipart
This vintage scientific illustration shows Earth at four critical orbital positions-June 21 (Northern summer), September 21 (autumnal equinox), December 21 (Southern summer), and March 21 (vernal equinox)-with axial tilt clearly indicated. The Sun is centered, and labels specify seasonal conditions in each hemisphere, emphasizing how tilt-not distance-causes seasons. The dotted orbit path and labeled nodes make it ideal for educational astronomy content.
Used in educational websites, science curricula, and astronomy blogs to explain seasonal mechanics; targets users seeking foundational knowledge of Earth-Sun geometry and climate cycles.
Related Cliparts: Visual explanation of Earth’s elliptical orbit, solstices (June 21, Dec 21), equinoxes (March 21, Sept 21), and how they drive seasons in Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
(view all Earth’s Orbit and Seasons Explained - Solstices, Equinoxes, and Hemispheric Differences)
Other Popular Clip Arts
scissors clip art
race car helmet clipart
Tomato Sauce Cliparts
Modern Hexagonal Table Design - Clean Line Art Illustration
First Day Of Preschool Coloring Pages
Silhouette Of Soldier
Halloween Transparent Background
Daryl Dixon Silhouette
Cake Silhouette Vector
Codes for Insertion
Short Link
Preview HTML
Forum BBCode
Markdown
Social Media
Use this link to share on Instagram Stories, Pinterest, etc.
WhatsApp / Telegram