The Twenty-First of Deeeeeecember - South Africa's Longest Day of the Year
Photo credits to Ziyaad Plaatjes with Nikon Z50
There are two moments in a year which are called the Winter Solstice, and the Summer Solstice. Both occur twice at the same time, twice a year - but in different hemispheres.
The solstice is when our planet earth's axis is tilted most closely toward the sun. The hemispheres tilted most toward the sun experiences the longest day of the year, commonly known as the Summer Solstice. While the hemisphere which is tilted away from the sun has its longest night of the year, and is also referred to as the Winter Solstice.
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The solstices usually occurs around the 21 June and 21 December each year.Although today might not look like a bright and sunny Summer Day in South Africa, you can still enjoy the "extra" hours in the day.
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