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The definition of equinox and solstice in Antarctica is the same as it is anywhere on earth.

Notably, however, Antarctica's seasons are exactly reversed from those in the Northern Hemisphere. For example, the shortest day in Antarctica is June 21, the first day of winter, and the longest day is December, the first day of summer.

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