Australians!

[possessor]

I get 11 weeks of school instead of 10 😭.

Omg this annoys me especially when you think that week 10's almost over woo you made it one term, and you've got AN EXTRA WEEK

[Play_z]

No. I did not, but they are pretty close. 2 weeks?

Checkout the opening post!!!

I must be confused or something about the holiday thingy. September holidays is like Spring break for the Americans (but it lasts for about 2 weeks I think). December - January is the summer holidays (it lasts for a month) 🤔.

Anyways apart from that, September holidays are in a week for me. But I usually get 2 days early off due to it being the last 2 days of week 10 (sometimes I get 3 days off early but I can’t this term). Next term due to February being short or something I get 11 weeks of school instead of 10 😭.

Yeah, I saw the opening post it looks good 👍

[possessor]

I think he meant the September holidays right now it’s spring

No. I did not, but they are pretty close. 2 weeks?

Checkout the opening post!!!

[possessor]

Because 1 more semester of school then it's out.

[Play_z]

Your summer starts in September?

I think he meant the September holidays right now it’s spring

[chuft]

Then why "School's nearly out for summer" when December is three months away?

[possessor]

We'll you've learned something new today

And it's not even the classroom thread

It's the 'Aussie Fun' thread. Dang you for giving me homework!

[boredjedi]

We'll you've learned something new today

And it's not even the classroom thread

[possessor]

I meant the question as in terms of why the
Southern Hemisphere summers are a bit hotter in the summer than
the summers temps in the Northern Hemisphere.

I don't know, really. I could just search it up and lie but that sux.

[boredjedi]

Damn I got confused

You're right about the direct rays.

I meant the question in terms of why the
Southern Hemisphere is a bit hotter in the summer than
the summer temps in the Northern Hemisphere.

[possessor]

Nope. It's same here in this hemisphere during summer.

The correct answer is the Earth is closer to the sun during your (Southern Hemisphere) summer. That makes the Earth closer
to the sun during our winter. It would be little more brutal here if it was reversed like your part of the hemisphere.

Damn I got confused

[possessor]

If you're in Australia, here's some links to Australian (FREE) streaming service

https://10play.com.au - If you Aussie, there's a few Paramount/Viacom owned channels (10Bold, 10Peach, 10Shake, 10News) and if you wanna watch anything from there, this is the spot.

https://iview.abc.net.au/ - ABC iView, I love this app. Most ABC Kids / ABC Me shows come from other companies (BBC, Nickelodeon).. and most of the shows aired on ABC Kids / Me are actually produced by the ABC. LazyTown's not on here anymore considering they don't own the Aussie rights anymore.. but.. uh.

https://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand - Airs a bunch of movies and shows and stuff, but screw that! The highlight is SBS on Demand having Jackie Chan movies - Drunken Master (removed, returns after the TV channel SBS World Movies airs it again), Young Master, Project A, Wheels on Meals, Police Story, Armour of God, Project A Part II, Police Story Part II, Armour of God II: Operation Condor, Drunken Master II (also removed, returns after World Movies airs it again), Rumble in The Bronx (removed, and I hope it stays removed, because it's one of Chan's worst), 1911, Bleeding Steel, Ride On.

Also has the Hong Kong Lee films - The Big Boss / Fists of Fury, Fist of Fury / The Chinese Connection, The Way of the Dragon / Return of the Dragon & Game of Death.

https://7plus.com.au/ - Airs everything 7 channels play.

[boredjedi]

Because during the summer, the sun rays point straight at Australia on the globe! This is how I was taught by my health teacher so uhh

Nope. It's same here in this hemisphere during summer.

The correct answer is the Earth is closer to the sun during your (Southern Hemisphere) summer. That makes the Earth closer
to the sun during our winter. It would be little more brutal here if it was reversed like your part of the hemisphere.

[possessor]

To test your knowledge: Why does it get so much hotter in the Southern hemisphere during
your summers than it does for the summer months in the Northern hemisphere?

Because during the summer, the sun rays point straight at Australia on the globe! This is how I was taught by my health teacher so uhh

[boredjedi]

Yup from December to February.