OK. And what is the question?
AT NIGHT!30 minutes prior to sundown and thirty minutes after sunup
They didn't have spare time. It was survival and they worked from sunup to sundown.
It is because the earth is rotating on its axis
AT NIGHT!30 minutes prior to sundown and thirty minutes after sunup
Depends on where they were employed. Household slaves worked until their masters went to bed. Slaves in the fields did sunup to sundown. Slaves in the mines worked until they died.
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The restrictions only apply from sunup to sundown, so a pregnant woman shouldn't be lacking in anything. In addition, the religion of Islam makes exception for those with medical issues such as pregnancy.
On that day and every day, sunup and sundown are happening all night and all day. As long as Earth is turning, the sun is rising and the sun is setting. If you're looking for a more specific answer, please specify a city or a set of geographical coordinates.
Try to be aware by light absorbtion. Use all points of light in this awareness. The energy will come when you are aware of light energy. Your midday is someone else's midnight, someone else's sundown and even someone else's sunup.
No, it's not.The day with the shortest time from sunup to sundown is the Winter Solstice, which in the Northern Hemisphere usually falls within a day of December 21. In the Southern Hemisphere, this same date will be the longest day of the year.
Fog is precipitation in cool air with a moisture laden mass. The moisture condenses, making air heavier. It begins to become visible air, or fog, nearest the surface of water or ground. This starts anywhere from sundown to sunup. With sunup, sunlight starts to warm the air. The condensation lowers; the density lowers. With lower density, the visible fog begins to rise. The fog wisps return to the sky to be a normal cloud.
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