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Closer to the poles, the Sun doesn't go directly down after sunset, or up before sunrise; rather, it rises at an angle.

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The period of twilight and dawn increases polewards due to the angle of the Sun's rays hitting the Earth. Near the poles, the Sun's rays are more oblique, which means they spread out more horizontally. This leads to a longer period of diffused light during twilight and dawn, as the Sun's rays take longer to fully disappear below the horizon.

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