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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2024
Page
6
The article explains seasonal changes and defines an equinox as a time when day and night are about equal. It notes Earth’s axis tilt and that during vernal and autumnal equinoxes the axis points neither toward nor away from the sun.
The text notes the sun appears directly over the equator at spring, describing the equinox point and related zodiac signs Capricorn and Cancer with reference to celestial timing.
The summer solstice brings the longest daylight in the Northern Hemisphere around June 21, while the winter solstice around December 21 yields the shortest day. Polar regions experience midnight sun or polar night due to extreme tilt and position relative to the sun. A north Russia time lapse shows the sun never fully sets, illustrating the seasonal tilt effect on daylight and temperatures.
Equinox marks equal day and night with sunrise due east and sunset due west. This year the vernal equinox occurs at 10 07 p m Central on March 19. Early Egyptians aligned pyramids with the rising sun for the vernal equinox and sun outages can disrupt satellites around these dates.
A brief list highlights online resource bit.ly MPequinox and library titles The Wheel of the Year by Fiona Cook and The Reasons for Seasons by Gail Gibbons. Reads suggest seasonal education and quick facts for readers exploring astronomy and calendar cycles.
A playful exchange has Robby asking what summer says to spring and Roseanne replying with a pun about falling. The note suggests checking the newspaper for items about spring arriving.
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