Nature And Science.

  Motion of Earth and its impact on the Sun sets and Rise: Throughout northern winter, individuals near the North Pole won't observe the Sunrise, and people close to Antarctica won't see it place.  The amount of daylight hours varies with the season along with your location on the planet's surface.  Emerging questions: We're habituated to 12 hours and 12-hour night (unless you are a reader out of the sticks or the states listed under ), but where in the world does the sun not set?  Is there a spot in the world where sunlight never sets?  How do people handle their life?  What is it possible?  The plethora of queries crawls our skin once we consider the extraordinary phenomena, midnight sunshine. Phenomena of Day and Night   Midnight sunshine, a difficult to envision phenomena happens in the summertime in areas like Arctic circle and Antarctic circle, essentially on sticks.  Around the summertime, the sun is visible for a complete 24 hours, and additio

Sørvágsvatn or  Leitisvatn Lake  that causes an optical illusion on its viewers . Sørvágsvatn or Leitisvatn is the largest lake in the Faroe Islands. It is situated on the island of Vágar between the municipalities of Sørvágur and Vágar. The second largest lake, also located on Vágar. Sørvágsvatn Lake Location:                                    Vágar Catchment area:                        35.2 km 2 (13.6 sq mi) Basin countries:                         (Faroe Islands) Surface area:                               3.4  km 2  (1.3 sq mi) Average depth:                            27.5 m (90 ft) Max. Depth:                                 59 m (194 ft) Surface elevation:                      3 2 m (105 ft) Scientific facts of Sørvágsvatn Lake:- When viewed from afar, it seems that the lake is tilted towards the ocean, but only spills over in one small waterfall. This optical illusion also creates the impression that the reservoir is located hundreds