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No, but latitude affects how long it stays dark. For example: At 90 degrees latitude,

either north or south, the sun will set and stay down for 6 months, then will rise and

stay up for the next 6 months.

Yes, latitude indeed affects how dark it gets. For example north of the Arctic Circle there is no night or even twilight and latitudes slightly below the Arctic Circle experience a night-long twilight.

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