Because it is well above the Arctic Circle, where the Earth is tilted too far from the sun during winter months for any sunlight to reach it. During summer, however, it is opposite - 24 hours of sunlight.
Svalbard
There are no trains in Svalbard.
Svalbard is a part of Norway.
Svalbard is in the Artic Ocean.
If you look at it from the perspective of 11.5 days = 276 hours, this many hours would have to occur on 12 or 13 different days, with an overlap of 12 hours it could be spread either entirely on a 12th day or it could also be placed on the rist day and an additional 13th day would be added. For example Day 1 <.ooo....1<11.99999... hrs Day 2 24hrs Day 3 24hrs Day 4 24hrs Day 5 24hrs Day 6 24hrs Day 7 24hrs Day 8 24hrs Day 9 24hrs Day 10 24hrs Day 11 24hrs Day 12 24hrs Day 13 <.ooo....1<11.99999... hrs OR Day 1 24hrs Day 2 24hrs Day 3 24hrs Day 4 24hrs Day 5 24hrs Day 6 24hrs Day 7 24hrs Day 8 24hrs Day 9 24hrs Day 10 24hrs Day 11 24hrs Day 12 12hrs
Svalbard is 61 022 km²
No, the Svalbard region of Norway is not a desert.
Svalbard uses the Norwegion Krone.
Svalbard is Norwegian, and they speak Norwegian there.
Svalbard Radio was created in 1911.
Svalbard is in the northern hemisphere in the arctic circle
It does, a complete revolution every 24hrs, giving us a 24 hr day and light and dark.