Summer to North Hemisphere
]21 June 2011 Cumhuriyet
]The North Hemisphere of the world today will experience the longest day, the shortest night. ‘The beginning of the summer season’ will consist of ‘short shadow’ in the year, as the sun rays will fall in the most steep angle to the cradle. [[T][4]
[The world’s sun approach and distance is caused by different season periods between the North and the Southern hemispheres. Due to the invasion of the world’s axis, seasons are formed, day-to-day times and sun-birth clocks are changing on the same neck. Different seasons are experienced in North and South Hemispheres, consisting of muson winds. The difference between the time of the night cycle is increasing as soon as possible from the Ekvator to the poles.
The longest day of the year for North Hemisphere is 21 June, while the longest night is experienced in 21 December; In the Southern Hemisphere, the opposite of these dates.
From today at the North pole point, it will begin to live for 6 months. The time of day will be spaced as it goes north from the south. For this reason, the longest day in Sinop in Turkey today will be in the shortest day in Hatay.
21 In June, the solar rays are optional to the polar apartments of enlightenment because the cradle rises to the Crab. As a result of this, the day in the North Hemisphere is longer than night. As sun rays on 21 June come in the steepest angle, the shortest shade of objects is formed. [
In the north Hemisphere, from the half of the day, the night will start to elongation.
The longest night in the 21st December, which is considered as the beginning of the winter season, is experiencing the shortest day. From this date, the northern day of the supplement begins to elongation and lasts until 21 June.
]Source: News