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My son has been working quite a bit north of the Arctic Circle since December in a diamond drilling camp, and it has been interesting to hear his comments about the light and darkness. I would caution people to differentiate between visible sun and visible light. I don't think they would have 24 hours of sunlight at this point in time, not until nearly June 21. Several days ago they only were able feel the heat of the sun for the first time. One thing which was interesting to me was his story about the moon in December and January. The moon was always in the sky, never setting. As the tilt of the earth changes, so will he moon perhaps disappear altogether and the sun take over the 24 hour/day presence? Fun stuff which most of us do not stop to think about! JET
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