Updated: 20 Aug 2018
A poster which clearly shows how day and night occurs on Earth.
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A poster which clearly shows how day and night occurs on Earth.
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As Earth rotates on its axis, the section that is turned towards the sun is in sunlight. The section that is turned away from the sun is in darkness.
At any one time, one half of Earth is experiencing day. The other half of Earth is experiencing night.
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