Question

earth receives the same amount of direct radiation from the sun everywhere. true false

Explanation:

The Earth's curvature and axial tilt cause variations in solar radiation. Areas near the equator receive more direct sunlight compared to polar regions. Also, factors like atmospheric conditions (e.g., cloud cover, pollution) and seasons (due to Earth's orbit around the Sun) further affect the amount of direct solar radiation received at different locations.

Answer:

False