Question

Northern norway experiences 24 hours of daylight for several weeks during summer and 24 hours of darkness for several weeks during winters what is this phenomenon called and why is it like that?? ​

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Explanation:

the 24 hours of daylight occurs during the northern summer, not winter. The bottom line it’s caused by two factors, first the world is round and secondly the earth is tilted with respect to the earth solar plane (ecliptic). Now the sunlight is centered on the equator, but in the winter the tilt of the earth is away from the sun, essentially putting the far north polar region over the horizon from the sun. The opposite in the summer, the earth is tilted towards the sun and Norway has essentially 24 hours of daylight

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