<human>:  How does the Earth move through the solar system?
<bot>: The Earth moves through the solar system by orbiting around the sun. It takes approximately 365.24 days for it to complete one full orbit. Additionally, the Earth also rotates on its axis. This axis is tilted at an angle and this causes the seasons to occur. Every year, the Earth's orbit takes it slightly closer and further from the sun, affecting the amount of sunlight received and thus the seasons vary in length and temperature.