What is the difference between winter and summer, autumn, spring?
Fall-cold 6 hours of day and night. Warm Spring 6 hours and the winter night-Gel-3 hours a day, 7 hours of darkness, "Hot Summer Day 7 hours, 4 hours of darkness.
Every day is defined as 24 hours, 86,400 seconds. Their numbers are off. There, a place on the surface of the earth that the days are shorter than the nights, in Ecuador for spring and autumn equinoxes, which only applies to actual sunrise and sunset, the times when the sun crosses the horizon. For any other time, the part of the day and time of the day are the changes of the night. In the winter solstice, the sun is at its lowest point in the sky at noon and the day is shorter compared to the duration night. In midsummer, however, the sun above the point and the longest day. The farther north and south you go, finally the Arctic circle and Antarctic, the points where at some point in time, the sun does not set or increase during a certain period of time during the year. As it travels toward the north or south, until the sun remains in the sky or below the horizon lengthens. For the geographic poles, the ends of the axis of rotation, from an equinox, the sun rises or goes to bed and stay there for half the year. If the sun rises, will become the sky, the highest increase during each 24 hour period in a spiral until the solstice moment that fall into the same spiral until finally then for the next 6 months, the other pole is in the light of sun and saw the exact same way spiral skyward. Since we have an atmosphere, is always an overlap, called the penumbra when turning the sky, but not directly by the sun before sunrise and after sunset, causing the day to appear and the night every day of the year. Sunrise and sunset is when the sun crosses, not the horizon, when the light starts and stops.
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