Yes but not as great of difference as it it now. According this video the earth gets closer and farther from the sun.

I would believe that there would be minimal season changes if any because the middle portion of the Earth would receive the brightest part of the sun.

Yes, but they would be much different to what they are now. If the Earth rotated around a 90 angle and the Earth's orbit was perfectly or very close to circular, then seasons would be not of this planet. Literally!

I have a question somewhat related to this. Apologies for the slight diversion.

How would a non-titled affect the polar ice-caps?

we would still have seasons,they would just be altered from current locations and the temperatures would be very different form what they are now.

No, Earth would not have seasons if the rotational axis was not tilted. The climates at the North and South Poles wouldn't change; as they do now. We have seasons because the Earth rotates on its axis; and as a result of that, the North and South Poles are exposed it more sunlight in the summer and less in the winter.

Yes, but they would essentially be a spring or autumn type experience. The hemispheres would experience roughly the same season, with varying degrees of temperature based on the degree of latitude from the equator.

Both hemispheres would have the same affects of weather change simultaneously,

Id say that there would be seasons because the earth with be straight up and down and it would spin which would cause seasons

no it would be spring and fall the whole year

yes, the earth will still have seasons just they will be different because it wont be tilted. The north pole and south pole will always be cold because they will never have son.

I would say yes but the the same seasons as we do today and maybe not at all.

No. Although I think the Earth might have different climates/temperatures in different areas at times, the Earth would not have "exact" seasons if the axis was not tilted. The climates at the North and South Poles wouldn't change so much as they do now. We have seasons because the Earth rotates on its axis, and because of this, the North and South Poles both are exposed to more sunlight in the summer and less sunlight in the winter.

Yes, I still think we would have season changes, but they would not be like the seasons we have now.

Yes, but not as now . Of course there will be a difference but the difference will be like 5 degrees. Also now the Earth get closer and farther from the sun but if the axis was not tilted and was a straight vertical line, the Earth will less get closer and less get farther from the sun.

There would be seasons but there would be only two (spring/fall) rather than four.

Yes, but not all of the the same seasons as we have now would exist because the same amount of solar energy "shines" on to every place on Earth throughout the entire year.

First of all, there would be seasons, but based on regions not time spans, meaning it would be always hot at the equator, and always cold at the north poles. Meaning also that the regional temperatures on a climatic level would be constant and unchanging (effected by weather, and discarding the CO2 atmospheric buildup). Next, the days would be the same relative length. The poles would also have much shorter days due to the shorter length of rotation. Also the north and south poles would be much colder due to the constant low amounts of solar energy hitting it.

No, the Earth would not have seasons if the rational axis wasn't tilted because it would completely change everything. Some things wouldn't change as much, such as the north and south poles which would still be cooler and then the equator which would still be warm.

The Earth does not have a rotational axis as the Earth is flat, we all know that. The earth is surrounded on all sides by an ice wall that holds the oceans back. This ice wall is what explorers have named Antarctica. Beyond the ice wall is a topic of great interest to the Flat Earth Society. To our knowledge, no one has been very far past the ice wall and returned to tell of their journey. What we do know is that it encircles the earth and serves to hold in our oceans and helps protect us from whatever lies beyond.

They would have seasons but just altered from current location.

THE EARTH IS FLAT, THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS GRAVITY

I believe there would not be seasons. If the Earth was just sitting vertically on its axis, each day the Earth will complete one rotation. Throughout the year, the vertical rotations will continue happening and the Earth will continue its orbit, but it would only get closer and further away from the Sun because of its slightly oblong orbit. Because of the slightly oblong orbit, there would be a temperature change, but it would not be drastic enough for them to be considered seasons. That is just what I am thinking!

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no because then the sun would be lined up with the equator and the earth will continue to heat up with out cooling down and then humanity would die because of the harsh atmoshpere

Yes, Earth would still have seasons, but they wouldn't be the same. The seasons would change based on your location on Earth. Half of the Earth would be in one season while the other half is in another, also depending on the months of the year.

No, there wouldn't be any seasons because the axis tilts us towards or away from the sun, if there was no axis, the temperature would be the same all around earth, so therefor we would not have seasons

If earth was not tilted on a axis, we wouldn't have any seasons. we wouldn't have seasons because the axis tilts us towards or away from the sun, and if you're tilted torwards the sun the sun you would have summer. if you're tilted away from the sun, you have winter. if there was no axis, the temperature would be the same all around the earth, so therefore we would not have seasons. 

if the Earths axis WAS tilted 90 degrees then night and day times would be the same

No because the axis tilt is one of the reasons for the seasons.

it is flat the earth is.

the earth is very flat.

I believe there would not be seasons. If the Earth was just sitting vertically on its axis, each day the Earth will complete one rotation. Throughout the year, the vertical rotations will continue happening and the Earth will continue its orbit, but it would only get closer and further away from the Sun because of its slightly oblong orbit. Because of the slightly oblong orbit, there would be a temperature change, but it would not be drastic enough for them to be considered seasons. That is just what I am thinking!

I think the earth would have seasons but they would be a little bit different and not as strong as they are now.

no because the earth would experience the same amount of sunlight with the same amount of cooling time meaning one endless season

Yes, but the seasons would be very minimal and the affects would not be as great.

It wouldn't have seasons because the tilt is what creates seasons.

No, that is not true, as the tilt creates the seasons

i think no because the sun would be hitting the same spot so the season would be the same

I think it wouldn’t because since the axis isn’t tilted, it wouldn’t change the day and night hours in a given day.

yes it gets closer on the season or the times

i agree

yes,but,an earth without a tilt would be stratified into climate bands that would get progressively colder as you moved away from the equator.