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Daytime

Daytime is the period of the day in which the Sun is above the local horizon in a given location. It is sometimes just called "day". During the daytime an area is illuminated by daylight, a combination of direct sunlight and indirect light from the sky. At any given time, about half of the Earth is facing the Sun and experiencing daytime. The length of…

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Daytime length variations with latitude and seasons

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Daytime length variations with latitude and seasons

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Daytime

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Triples57
Avg. degree1.97
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related to Around the poles · 16
Daytime → Additionally, Antarctic Circle, Arctic Circle, Around, As, At, Because, Earth, Even, In, Sun, The, There, These, This, To
related to At middle latitudes · 11
Daytime → An, At, California, Egypt, Equator, In, Montreal, Paris, South Africa, The, Ushuaia
related to Daytime length variations with latitude and seasons · 11
Daytime → Although, Areas, During, Earth's, Equator, Given, Northern, Sun, The, Their, While
related to At the Equator · 9
Daytime → As, At, Equator, From, March, On, September, Sun, The Sun's
related to Characteristics · 7
Daytime → Additionally, Approximately, Earth, Earth's, Sun, The, This
is a · 1
Daytime → period of the day in which the Sun is above the local horizon in a given location

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sun horizon summer daylight equator earth poles day sunrise latitude length period year sunset time solar 23 44 south sky

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Daytimeis aperiod of the day in which the Sun is above the local horizon in a given location0.90text
a local star also experience daytimeinstance ofOther planets and natural satellites that rotate relative to a luminous primary body0.80text
but this article primarily discusses daytime on Earthinstance ofOther planets and natural satellites that rotate relative to a luminous primary body0.80text
Daytimerelated to Around the polesAround0.60section
Daytimerelated to Around the polesEarth0.60section
Daytimerelated to Around the polesIn0.60section
Daytimerelated to Around the polesThere0.60section
Daytimerelated to Around the polesSun0.60section
Daytimerelated to Around the polesThis0.60section
Daytimerelated to Around the polesThe0.60section
Daytimerelated to Around the polesTo0.60section
Daytimerelated to Around the polesArctic Circle0.60section

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