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Give reasons for the following:
The region beyond Arctic Circle is known as the 'Land of Midnight Sun'.

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At the Arctic Circle (66 1⁄2°) during summer on June 21 the Sun never sets in mid-summer and there is daylight for 24 hours as North Pole is inclined towards the Sun. Therefore this region is known as the 'Land of Midnight Sun'.

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Give reasons for the following:
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Geography

Give reasons for the following:The region beyond Arctic Circle is known as the 'Land of Midnight Sun'.

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Give reasons for the following:
The region beyond Arctic Circle is known as the 'Land of Midnight Sun'.

Give reasons for the following:
Days and nights are equal at all places on the Earth on March 21.

Give reasons for the following:
Winds get deflected from their normal path.

Give reasons for the following:
The speed of rotation at Singapore is much faster than that at Tokyo or Russia.

Give reasons for the following:
Mid-day Sun can be seen overhead in Chennai twice a year, but not even once in Delhi. Why?