Issue #124

Who Gets the Most Sunlight? Ignoring clouds, which part of the world gets the most daylight? And which gets the least? The answers might surprise you. The actual amount of sunlight you get depends on your latitude north or south of the equator. See who gets the most sunlight Earth Farthest from the Sun Earth orbits the Sun in an elliptical path and reaches its farthest point from the Sun on July 6 at 20:06 UTC. This is known as aphelion. Happy Summer (or Winter)! June 21, at 14:57 UTC, is the June solstice. In the Northern Hemisphere, it’s the year’s longest day, and is known as the summer solstice—the start of astronomical summer. In the Southern Hemisphere, it’s the shortest day of the year and the winter solstice—the start of astronomical winter. 11 things about the June solstice     timeanddate.com unsubscribe timeanddate.com first came online in 1998. We have accurate and reliable information on local times for thousands of cities around the world, time zones, Daylight Saving Time switches, calendars, and astronomical events. We also provide date and time calculators and mobile apps. Like what we do? Please rate us on Google, Facebook, or other review sites like Trustpilot. This email was sent to vsinha.vs.mntfy1@blogger.com Why did I get this?    Unsubscribe from this list     Time and Date AS · Kanalsletta 4 · Stavanger, Rogaland 4033 · Norway