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“Sunlight due to refraction is greater in higher latitudes than at the equator because of shallower angles of incidence to horizon. It takes longer for Sun to go down half a degree at sunset at shallower angles.”
When I draw a diagram of sun rays incident towards the earth, the angle appears to be the same at the equator and say at 60 degrees latitude Due to corresponding angles.
Can someone explain this statement / what am I missing ?
When I draw a diagram of sun rays incident towards the earth, the angle appears to be the same at the equator and say at 60 degrees latitude Due to corresponding angles.
Can someone explain this statement / what am I missing ?
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