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But it varies continuously on scales much smaller than seasonal changes. And seasonal changes are what affect day/night times. Without discrete jumps, you can a
by jvanderbot 2y ago
But it varies continuously on scales much smaller than seasonal changes. And seasonal changes are what affect day/night times. Without discrete jumps, you can actually consider a solar-noon to solar-noon time cycle as a day, and see that day + night must add up to a constant for any given cycle, therefore more night means less day.
- Sharlin 2y agoThat's true. It offsets both sunrise and sunset the same amount.