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The tilt of the Earth on its axis keeps the poles pointed toward the sun in summer 24 hours a day.
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The tilt of the Earth on its axis keeps the poles pointed toward the sun in summer 24 hours a day.
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Why are there times in summer near the poles when the sun doesn’t set all night?
because in summer, the sun is directly overhead everywhere on Earth
because the tilt of the Earth on its axis keeps the poles pointed toward the sun in summer 24 hours a day
because Antarctica is near the equator
because in the summer the sun is shaded by the moon