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What part of the Earth will see NO sunlight during the summer?
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What part of the Earth will see NO sunlight during the summer?

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Answer: Antarctica.

Explanation: We know that every six months, there will be sunlight. And after that, there will be night. Judging by the month right now. It's the 7th month. This means there will be no sunlight for the next six months in Antarctica. (If you get this wrong, I'm sorry.)

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