This statement is true. The seasons are a direct result of the Earth's 23.5° axial tilt. If the axis were straight up and down (perpendicular), the sun's rays would always strike the equator most directly, and there would be very little variation in temperature or day length throughout the year at any given latitude, effectively eliminating seasons as we know them.

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