Tomorrow is the first day of summer and lasts 93 days .. A long day
"AbuZahira": The sun begins to move south .. These are paradoxes of rising heat
"The Earth reaches the point of the summer solstice in its orbit around the sun this year on Friday 21 June at 6:54 pm Saudi Arabia (03:54 GMT) in the Arab world and the entire northern half of the ball," said Majid Abuzahira, head of the Astronomical Society in Jeddah. Earth, the first day of the summer astronomical, and lasts 93 days and 15 hours and 56 minutes.
"Today, the sun will rise from the far north-east in the sky, and be directly above the orbit of the cancer. The hours of the day will be longer than the hours of the night and will rise in the far north-west.
"The earth is tilted around its axis around 23 degrees and a half as it rotates around the sun. It is now in a space where the north pole is tilted toward the sun, so we live longer than daylight hours north of the equator where The length of the day is more than 12 hours in the summer solstice, while the opposite occurs in the southern hemisphere south of the equator where the day is shorter than 12 hours.
"The dawn in the summer solstice takes the maximum apparent path to the north through the sky," he said. "The dawn light is early and the sunset is late, the sun's path is high in the sky every day and the shadow of things at noon in the summer solstice is the shortest during the year. It is the highest sun rising as seen from the orbit of cancer and all the northern regions, while the opposite occurs in the southern half, the sun is low and the shadows are long in that part of the world.
Ironically, the warming of the weather increases late summer in late July and August, although the day of the summer solstice is longer and the sun falls directly on the northern half. For the same reason, when the afternoon is warmer than the noon time, the globe takes a while to heat After winter until June, ice and snow are still present in some places and the sun is melting and heating the oceans after which the summer heat.
The ancient civilizations knew that the path of the visible sun through the dome of the sky was "the length of daylight" and the location and sunset of the sunrise changed regularly throughout the year. They built sites such as those in England that were paved with the sunrise of the summer solstice.
At the time of the construction of the stone circles between the two pyramids and Abulhul in Egypt, when the observer stood at Abulhul on the day of the summer solstice and looked towards the two pyramids, he saw that the sun was completely different between them.
"After the day of the summer solstice, the sun apparently begins to move southward again in the sky, and daylight hours are gradually shrinking as the Earth progresses around the sun until the autumn equinox on September 23," he said.
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"The Earth reaches the point of the summer solstice in its orbit around the sun this year on Friday 21 June at 6:54 pm Saudi Arabia (03:54 GMT) in the Arab world and the entire northern half of the ball," said Majid Abuzahira, head of the Astronomical Society in Jeddah. Earth, the first day of the summer astronomical, and lasts 93 days and 15 hours and 56 minutes.
"Today, the sun will rise from the far north-east in the sky, and be directly above the orbit of the cancer. The hours of the day will be longer than the hours of the night and will rise in the far north-west.
"The earth is tilted around its axis around 23 degrees and a half as it rotates around the sun. It is now in a space where the north pole is tilted toward the sun, so we live longer than daylight hours north of the equator where The length of the day is more than 12 hours in the summer solstice, while the opposite occurs in the southern hemisphere south of the equator where the day is shorter than 12 hours.
"The dawn in the summer solstice takes the maximum apparent path to the north through the sky," he said. "The dawn light is early and the sunset is late, the sun's path is high in the sky every day and the shadow of things at noon in the summer solstice is the shortest during the year. It is the highest sun rising as seen from the orbit of cancer and all the northern regions, while the opposite occurs in the southern half, the sun is low and the shadows are long in that part of the world.
Ironically, the warming of the weather increases late summer in late July and August, although the day of the summer solstice is longer and the sun falls directly on the northern half. For the same reason, when the afternoon is warmer than the noon time, the globe takes a while to heat After winter until June, ice and snow are still present in some places and the sun is melting and heating the oceans after which the summer heat.
The ancient civilizations knew that the path of the visible sun through the dome of the sky was "the length of daylight" and the location and sunset of the sunrise changed regularly throughout the year. They built sites such as those in England that were paved with the sunrise of the summer solstice.
At the time of the construction of the stone circles between the two pyramids and Abulhul in Egypt, when the observer stood at Abulhul on the day of the summer solstice and looked towards the two pyramids, he saw that the sun was completely different between them.
"After the day of the summer solstice, the sun apparently begins to move southward again in the sky, and daylight hours are gradually shrinking as the Earth progresses around the sun until the autumn equinox on September 23," he said.
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"AbuZahira": The sun begins to move south .. These are paradoxes of rising heat
"The Earth reaches the point of the summer solstice in its orbit around the sun this year on Friday 21 June at 6:54 pm Saudi Arabia (03:54 GMT) in the Arab world and the entire northern half of the ball," said Majid Abuzahira, head of the Astronomical Society in Jeddah. Earth, the first day of the summer astronomical, and lasts 93 days and 15 hours and 56 minutes.
"Today, the sun will rise from the far north-east in the sky, and be directly above the orbit of the cancer. The hours of the day will be longer than the hours of the night and will rise in the far north-west.
"The earth is tilted around its axis around 23 degrees and a half as it rotates around the sun. It is now in a space where the north pole is tilted toward the sun, so we live longer than daylight hours north of the equator where The length of the day is more than 12 hours in the summer solstice, while the opposite occurs in the southern hemisphere south of the equator where the day is shorter than 12 hours.
"The dawn in the summer solstice takes the maximum apparent path to the north through the sky," he said. "The dawn light is early and the sunset is late, the sun's path is high in the sky every day and the shadow of things at noon in the summer solstice is the shortest during the year. It is the highest sun rising as seen from the orbit of cancer and all the northern regions, while the opposite occurs in the southern half, the sun is low and the shadows are long in that part of the world.
Ironically, the warming of the weather increases late summer in late July and August, although the day of the summer solstice is longer and the sun falls directly on the northern half. For the same reason, when the afternoon is warmer than the noon time, the globe takes a while to heat After winter until June, ice and snow are still present in some places and the sun is melting and heating the oceans after which the summer heat.
The ancient civilizations knew that the path of the visible sun through the dome of the sky was "the length of daylight" and the location and sunset of the sunrise changed regularly throughout the year. They built sites such as those in England that were paved with the sunrise of the summer solstice.
At the time of the construction of the stone circles between the two pyramids and Abulhul in Egypt, when the observer stood at Abulhul on the day of the summer solstice and looked towards the two pyramids, he saw that the sun was completely different between them.
"After the day of the summer solstice, the sun apparently begins to move southward again in the sky, and daylight hours are gradually shrinking as the Earth progresses around the sun until the autumn equinox on September 23," he said.
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