A daytime of 24 hours to 20 hours that differs depending on the closeness to the pole, for an expanded period of time, which mainly implies that it is bright and sunny for weeks and months! Obviously, these locations have a particular geographical location near the Earth's poles. This phenomenon happens because around 23 degrees tilts the Earth on its axis. This implies that the sun only rises and lays once a year at the poles, North Pole and South Pole.
These phenomena are noted closer to the North Pole, the Arctic Circle, because of human settlements. And although they also happen in southern areas close to the Antarctic Circle, due to it being an uninhabited continent, it is only ever encountered by the tasks of scientists or the strange adventurer. The maximum timelines for this phenomenon are: the sun rises on September 21 at the South Pole and will not set until the following year on March 22. The sun rises on March 22 at the North Pole and sets the same year on September 21.
Within or bordering the Arctic Circle, there are many nations where you can plan your exotic vacation. Some of these fields include Canada, Greenland, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Russia, Alaska, and Iceland's southernmost sections.
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