Question

The sun faces that equator twice in a year.how is the length of the day and night during that time and why?

Answer 1

Answer:

The equator receives equal day and night throughout the year because it does not tilt in relation to the sun's location. ... Since the equator stays in the same place relative to the sun, the level of sunlight received throughout the year is nearly constant.

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Answer 2

Answer:

The sun faces the equator twice in a year. equator means an imaginary line around the middle of the earth. the equator receives equal day and night twice in a year. the length of the day and night during that time is equal because it doesn't tilt in the relation to the sun's location.since the equator stays in the same place relative to the sun, the level of sunlight received twice the year is nearly constant. so, the length of the day and night are equal during that time.