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-“opposite seasons” for [north hemisphere] + [south hemisphere]-
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-as of [2 APRIL 2026]-
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-[1 YEAR] = [365 DAYS]-
-[1 YEAR] = [4 SEASONS]-
-[4 SEASONS] = [365 DAYS]-
-[1 SEASON] = [91.25 DAYS]-
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-THE 4 [SEASONS] OF [PLANET EARTH]-
*NORTHERN HEMISPHERE* —>
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*SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE* —>
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–[DECEMBER SOLSTICE] – [MARCH EQUINOX]–
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-22 DECEMBER 2026-
-[8:30 AM]-
(INTERNATIONAL DATE LINE)
TO
-21 MARCH 2027-
-[8:24 AM]-
(INTERNATIONAL DATE LINE)
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–[MARCH EQUINOX] – [JUNE SOLSTICE]–
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-21 MARCH 2026-
-[2:45 AM]-
(INTERNATIONAL DATE LINE)
TO
-21 JUNE 2026-
-[8:24 PM]-
(INTERNATIONAL DATE LINE)
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–[JUNE SOLSTICE] – [SEPTEMBER EQUINOX]–
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-21 JUNE 2026-
-[8:24 PM]-
(INTERNATIONAL DATE LINE)
TO
-23 SEPTEMBER 2026-
-[12:04 PM]-
(INTERNATIONAL DATE LINE)
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–[SEPTEMBER EQUINOX] – [DECEMBER SOLSTICE]–
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-23 SEPTEMBER 2026-
-[12:04 PM]-
(INTERNATIONAL DATE LINE)
TO
-22 DECEMBER 2026-
-[8:30 AM]-
(INTERNATIONAL DATE LINE)
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*LIST OF EQUINI(?) + SOLSTICES*
(‘past and present’)
(*LINK*)
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“division of the ‘year’*
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(marked by changes in…)
‘weather’
‘ecology’
‘hours of daylight’
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(they result from the ‘yearly revolution’ of the ‘earth’ around the ‘sun’ and the ‘tilt’ of the ‘earth’s axis’ relative to the ‘plane of revolution’)
(marked by time + date of the 2 equinoxes (/ ‘equinoxi’?) + 2 solstices throughout the ‘solar year’)
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division of the year
(marked by changes in weather, ecology, and hours of daylight)
they result from the yearly revolution of the earth around the sun and the tilt of the earth’s axis relative to the plane of revolution
(marked by time + date of the 2 equinoxes and 2 solstices throughout the solar year)
(“equinox” –> when day and night are of equal duration)
(an equinox occurs when the plane of the earth’s equator passes the center of the sun)
(a ‘solstice’ is an astronomical event that happens twice each year, when the tilt of the earth’s axis is most inclined toward or away from the sun, causing the sun’s apparent position in the sky to reach its northernmost or southernmost extreme)
(the name is derived from the latin ‘sol’ (aka “sun”) and ‘sistere’ (aka “to stand still”), because at the ‘solstices’, the ‘sun’ stands still in declination; that is, the apparent movement of the sun’s path ‘north’ or ‘south’ comes to a ‘stop’ before “reversing direction)
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