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Celebrate The Summer Solstice

Jun 21, 2011 |

(EndPlay Staff Reports) - Welcome, Summer solstice .

June 21 is the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere, marking the sun's gradual trek back into our lives since the winter solstice, the shortest day of the year. In the Southern Hemisphere, today brings the opposite – winter solstice.

How? The sun rises a bit earlier each morning then sets a minute or two later every night, bringing a little more light throughout this process, reported The Huffington Post .

As the Earth orbits the sun throughout the year, the earth's axial tilt causes the sun to change position in the sky, according to UniverseToday.com .

Another interesting aspect of this solar ritual is the spring equinox, the halfway point when the length of day and night is equal everywhere on Earth.

The summer solstice brings different amounts of daylight, depending on location. For example, New York City will get about 15 hours of sunlight today, while Fairbanks, Alaska, will get 21 hours. The sun doesn't set at all at the North Pole, reported The Huffington Post.

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