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What is the point on the globe to the right that receives 24 hours of daylight on the December solstice?
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What is the point on the globe to the right that receives 24 hours of daylight on the December solstice?

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Answer: Explanation:

Locations above the Arctic Circle (north of 66.5 degrees latitude; 90 degrees minus the tilt of Earth's axis) receive 24 hours of sunlight.

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