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During which of the following months is the sun likely to illuminate Earth equally from pole to pole?
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During which of the following months is the sun likely to illuminate Earth equally from pole to pole?

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The sun likely to illuminate Earth equally from pole to pole during March and September.

During these two months, both poles receive the same amount of light. This time is called Equinox.

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