What If The Earth Spun Sideways On Its Axis

“Active in day, sleep at night” laughs in depression

I thought this is a Kurzgesagt video because of the thumbnail XD

I sleep during work. And in class when i was in college. My melatonin production is during daytime. So seasonal affective disorder won't affect me.

Seasonal Affective Disorder Which commonly known as SAD

Ha, I get it. Seasonal affective disorder stands for sad. That’s scientists being funny right there!

It’s fascinating how everything was lined up perfectly for us to exist, even the angle of the tilt. Just imagine the odds of it all.

today I learned that 61 meters is almost as much as 56.7 meters

Science insider : Winter is coming! Me : won't fall for that again.

*snows in rio The world already ended before we tilted the Earth sideways.

What if instead it tilted in a way that was perfectly up? No tilt at all.

Scientist: This is SAD

"What if this suddenly happened?" But that's boring the real question is "What if it was always like this?" The answer to one is obvious "bad stuff" but the second is much more interesting

damn, no wonder earth rages alot, he’s been tilted for a quite a long time

Australia would get to experience being upright for once.

Now we need to know: what if earth was a pear shape? WE NEED TO KNOW

Flat earthers thinks regular people living in Alaska are lying about the 24hr daylight. 😂

Seasonal Affective Disorder Well that’s SAD.

looks like kurzgesagt.

I’m from the future, but I have a question... whats an earth

When the North Pole melts, wouldn't the South Pole freeze even more? And vice versa. And how would this affect the flooding? Cause, as far as i know, ice is more "compact" than water (the molecules are more tightly packed, thus smaller (or more compact)). Since the southern hemisphere has a lot more water, that water freezing would free up space for liquid water (using the aforementioned things as the logic behind this), so by this (probably false) logic, wouldn't the sea levels decrease a bit (although, as the North Pole melts, the ice expands into liquid water and takes more space, but i would think it doesn't take that much more space compared to how much space is being freed up by the freezing of the southern hemisphere)? If the South Pole melts, it will flood. Does this make any sense? This doesn't take into account much but i think has some sense in it at least, enough to consider it's affects.