Why are the polar regions considered the coldest parts of a planet?
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The video tutorial explains the extremes of a planet's rotational axis and how polar regions are typically the coldest areas due to receiving the least light and heat from a star. It also covers the concept of magnetic poles, highlighting that on Earth, these are near but not identical to the geographical poles.
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What factors contribute to the temperature differences in various regions of a planet?
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