What is the axial tilt of the Earth?

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James J.
Dec 5, 2015

Earth's axial tilt is just under 23.5 degrees.

Explanation:

Earth's axial tilt varies as our planet has a slight wobble to it. It can vary between about 22 degrees and 25 degrees. The variation takes a long time, over 40,000 years. Currently it is just under 23.5 degrees but is slowly decreasing.

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