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Milankovitch Cycles


Milankovitch Cycles: The Cosmic Rhythms That Shape Earth's Climate
an earth next to a house When people discuss climate change, the conversation often focuses on greenhouse gases, industrialisation, and human activity. However, Earth's climate has always changed over time, long before humans existed. One of the most important natural drivers of long-term climate change is a phenomenon known as the Milankovitch Cycles—slow, predictable variations in Earth's movement through space that alter how much sunlight reaches different parts of the pla
Emma Charlton
Jun 244 min read
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