how Sunrays fall on the equator
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The rays of the Sun can reach only half of the Earth's surface at one time. The sun's rays extend to the North and South Poles equally only twice during the year, on September 23 and March 21. On these two days, the vertical rays of the Sun fall directly on the Equator.
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