Seasons – Clip

The equator is an imaginary line that divides the Earth into northern and southern hemispheres. It does not tilt towards or away from the sun, resulting in consistent sunlight intensity throughout the year. Consequently, the equator does not experience traditional seasons like summer and winter, and the length of day and night remains equal year-round.

Why doesn't the equator experience seasons like summer and winter?

What can be said about the length of day and night at the equator?