Daily Quiz | On Winter Solstice Gravity causes the orientation of the tilt of the earth’s axis of rotation (in red) to slowly change over time. The orientation completes a full circle (in white) once every 26,000 years. This is why the dates of the earth’s solstices fall later over time. START THE QUIZ 1 …
Winter Solstice 2023: It happens when one of the Earth’s poles is far away from the Sun. New Delhi: As the world bids farewell to longer days and ushers in the magic of winter, India prepares for the longest night of the year today – a phenomenon known as Winter Solstice. Observed on December 21 …
Calling all stargazers! As the northern hemisphere welcomes winter with the approaching winter solstice, there’s an exciting celestial event in store for sky enthusiasts. The upcoming winter solstice sky will feature a spectacular alignment: the close proximity of Jupiter and the Moon, providing a captivating sight for observers. In the northern hemisphere, the winter solstice …
Another celestial package is on the way for all skygazers! With winters officially approaching the Northern Hemisphere with winter solstice, it also brings an astronomical treat for skywatchers. This year’s winter solstice sky will feature a shining duo – Jupiter and Moon close to each other. On the solstice, the waxing gibbous moon will shine …