Can anyone tell me about the five belts on Earth?

--The five zones on the earth from north to south are: the northern cold zone, the northern temperate zone, the tropical zone, the southern temperate zone, and the southern cold zone!

North Arctic North Temperate Tropical Southern Temperate Southern Arctic Chart.

The division of the five zones is based on two astronomical lines: the Tropic of Cancer and the Polar Circle, which are the two lines of 23°26' and 66°34' north and south latitudes. The former is the north-south limit of the sun's regression movement, which is the dividing line between the tropics and the temperate zone. The latter is the boundary between the polar day and the polar night, and is the dividing line between the temperate zone and the cold zone.

The sum of these two lines is 90°, which is complementary and depends on the modern value of the yellow-red intersection angle.

Tropical: between 23°26'S and 23°26'N.

South temperate zone: between 66°34'S and 23°26'S.

North temperate zone: between 66°34' N and 23°26' N.

Boreal zone: between 66°34'S and 90°S.

Boreal zone: between 66°34' N and 90° N.

Boreal zone, North temperate zone, tropical, South temperate zone, South boreal zone.

Tropic. The astronomical low latitudes, between 23°26' north and south latitudes, span 46°52', occupy a surface area. There is direct sunlight, there is no winter all year round, the length of day and night changes little, the length of the day is 10:35 to 13:25.

Temperate. The astronomical mid-latitude zone is between 23°26' north and south latitude and 66°34' north and south latitude. The north and south temperate zones each span 43°08' latitude and cover a total surface area.

There is neither direct sunlight nor polar day and night, and the four seasons are distinct, and the length of day and night varies greatly, ranging from 2:50 to 24:00.

Cold. Astronomical high latitudes, between 66°34' and 90° north and south. The north and south cold zones each span latitude 23°26', and the two together cover a surface area.

The sun altitude angle is small, and there is no summer all year round. There is a polar day and night phenomenon, the duration of which is one day in the polar circle and half a year at the pole.

From north to south. Northern Arctic Zone.

North temperate zone. Tropic.

Southern temperate zone. Southern Arctic Zone.

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According to the degree of oblique sunlight, it is divided into five bands:

Latitude 66°34 N'The above is the boreal zone;

Latitude 23°26 N'to 66°34 north latitude'North temperate zone;

Latitude 23°26 north and south'between the tropics;

Latitude 23°26 South'to 66°34 south latitude'South temperate zone;

Latitude 66°34 South'The above is the southern cold zone.

The five zones of the earth refer to: tropical, southern temperate, northern temperate, southern boreal and northern boreal zone. The five zones, also known as astronomical and climatic zones and mathematical climatic zones, are divided into five thermal zones according to latitude according to the changes in the height of the sun and the length of day and night with latitude, and divide the areas with common characteristics on the earth's surface into five thermal zones according to latitude, namely tropical, southern temperate, northern temperate, southern cold and northern arctic zone.

This division method can initially reflect the amount of solar heat obtained in various places. It is the basis for the climatological division of climate.

Between the Tropic of Cancer: from the equator to the north-south latitude.

Between the Tropic of Capricorn and the Antarctic Circle in the South Temperate Zone: south latitude to south latitude.

Antarctic Circle to South Pole in the Arctic Zone: south latitude to 90 degrees south latitude.

North temperate Tropic of Cancer to the Arctic Circle: north latitude to north latitude.

Boreal Arctic Circle to North Pole: north latitude to 90 degrees north latitude.

01 Tropics-between the Tropic of Cancer: degrees from the equator to the north and south latitudes of the Lost Orange.

Between the Tropic of Capricorn and the Antarctic Circle in the South Temperate Zone: south latitude to south latitude.

Antarctic Circle to South Pole in the Arctic Zone: south latitude to 90 degrees south latitude.

North temperate zone – Tropic of Cancer to the Arctic Circle: north latitude to north latitude.

Boreal Zone - Arctic Circle to North Pole: North Cha refers to the latitude of the group to 90 degrees north latitude.