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KeteranganEarth obliquity range.svg	Range of the tilt of Earth's axis of rotation (obliquity). Present tilt is 23.4°.
Tarikh	5 Mei 2008
Sumber	Vectorized by Mysid in Inkscape after NASA image http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Library/Giants/Milankovitch/Images/obliquity.jpg.
Pengarang	NASA, Mysid

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semasa	12:05, 5 Mei 2008		545 × 523 (10 KB)	Mysid	==Description== {{Information \|Description=Range of the tilt of Earth's axis of rotation (obliquity). Present tilt is 23.5°. \|Source=Vectorized by Mysid in Inkscape after NASA image http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Library/Giants/Milanko