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Now, as for sunlight, that depends on latitude. The higher the latitude, the further north and south, the longer the day in summer, and the shorter the night. Above the arctic and antarctic circles, the sun does not set for at least 1 night in summer and does not rise for at least 1 day in winter. As you continue further north and south toward the poles, the number of nights in summer without sunset and the number of days in winter without sunrise increases. It does not go completely black as for an hour or so before and after sunrise and sunset, there is still light in the sky, twilight, so even if there is no sunrise, the day DOES brighten until the local noon and is darkest at local midnight....

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