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Sun rays shines for 6 months in Antarctica and when it is dark for 6 months, the sun rays shine for those 6 months in Arctic region. It is because of the fact that earth's axis is tilted at some angle, it's not truly vertical. When earth is revolving round the sun, the antarctic region is exposed towards sun for half of the revolution time it takes i.e 6 months and 3 hours. and the same is with arctic region in next 6 months and 3 hours and this continues. Three hours additional is due to in one revolution earth takes 365 days and 6 hours, that is why we have a leap year in which we have 24 hours extra. i.e 6 x 4 = 24 (29th February).
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Does ice reflect suns rays in Antarctica?
It does indeed reflect the suns rays.
Make a sentence with the word shine?
The postman delivers the mail rain or shine.
Do uv rays go to Antarctica?
Yes, UV rays reach Antarctica despite its polar location. In fact, Antarctica experiences some of the highest levels of UV radiation due to the ozone hole over the region. This can be harmful to humans and wildlife in the area.
What conditions make Antarctica the coldest place on earth?
Sun rays are almost parallel to the surface at Antarctica.
What reflects from the moons surface and causes it to shine?
rays of light from the sun
How does the o zone hole affect Antarctica?
The ozone hole is over Antarctica. It makes UV rays to enter the earth.
How does photosynthetic organisms capture the energy in sunlight?
the sun rays shine onto the leaves of the plant and the heat from the rays sinks into them this is what starts photosynthesis.
How does a plant use photosynthesis to grow?
plants get photosynthesis by sun rays that shine on leaves
What does the sun's rays shine in a straight line?
the travel in straight lines because of the atomsphe
How can you see a sun's light on cloudy days?
The sun's rays shine throught the clouds.
What is a catchy phrase for radium?
Energy in the form of rays
What effect keeps the earth warm to have life?
Rays from the sun shine down to earth.
