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The word you're fishing for is "equinox", but I know for a fact that it is not the position
that the sun reaches. I've been unclear on whether it's the place in the Earth's orbit
where the axis is not inclined toward or away from the sun, or the point in time when
the Earth reaches that place. In order to answer your question with some confidence,
I went off elsewhere and immersed myself in literally minutes of concentrated research
on the topic. I have learned that the equinox is the point in time.

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