Why is the Arctic region called "the land of midnight sun" short answer
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The polar regions are called the land of the midnight sun because in the summer the sun never sets As the earth orbits around the sun that tilt makes the North Pole face towards the sun in summer keeping it in sunlight even as the earth spins and away from it in winter keeping it dark
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Therefore, the duration of the day increases from 12 hours at the Equator to 24 hours at the Arctic Circle and the regions beyond it. Norway lies beyond the Arctic Circle. Thus the Sun neither rises nor sets for few months in a year. Therefore it is known as the land of the midnight sun.
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