All continents receive direct sunlight for at least part of the year.
The polar regions never receive any direct sunlight.
i should think so because the sun never stops shining so there will always be more sunlight. if the sun stops shining (burning) we are in BIG trouble!!! x
Do not let them get wet, keep out of direct sunlight, and never feed after midnight.
You should never use direct sunlight as a light source, never hold with one hand, and do not drop it.
No, you would not get lighter than your original skin color, unless you became vitamin malnourished thus making you pail. But that is not a direct cause of lack of sunlight that is just being unhealthy.
Depends where you are in the world. The sun never really goes away, though. It is always shining over a city somewhere in the world. It is impossible to tell which city the sun very first shined over.
The far side of the moon receives slightly more sunlight because it is never subject to a terrestrial eclipse (such as the shadow of the earth on the moon). However, while the far side does receive more direct sunlight. the near side, which faces Earth is more luminous due to the reflected sunlight from the Earth back to the moon. so in short answer, the far side receives more direct sunlight, but the near side is more luminous.
There is never a time when the sun isn't shining. The sun has been shining for four and a half billion years and will continue to shine for [it is assumed] another seven and a half billion years.
Some good names for friends being stars are: Stardust, Shooting Stars, Stardom,Shining Stars, My Shining Star,Shining Bright, Shine On Me, Shine me on, Shining me through the clouds, Shining me through the stars, My lucky stars, In the sky are friendly stars, Stars never die, Friends never die, Friends are for life - they are the shining stars. Those are just a few of the many imaginative names you can think of.
"Never" is a big word... The Sun has shone for a long time, and it will continue shining for a long time, but it will eventually run out of fuel."Never" is a big word... The Sun has shone for a long time, and it will continue shining for a long time, but it will eventually run out of fuel."Never" is a big word... The Sun has shone for a long time, and it will continue shining for a long time, but it will eventually run out of fuel."Never" is a big word... The Sun has shone for a long time, and it will continue shining for a long time, but it will eventually run out of fuel.
* Keep them away from windows. * Never place on an exterior wall. * Never place in direct sunlight. * Try to locate in the central core of the home (alternatively in the room that is most occupied).
Continents never stopped drifting. Continents are alwaysin motion, even now.