On which two dates could all the locations on Earth have equal hours of day and night?

These dates are on approximately September 23rd and March 21st so during Spring and Fall.

Answered by savannahlower5 | 2024-06-10

The date in which all locations can have **hours **of day and night that are globally **equal are S eptember 23rd **and March 21st.
What happens on September 23rd and March 21st?
On these dates, the** Earth's positio**n is such that the equator experiences **direct rays **falling on it from the sun.
As a result, all locations around the Earth will receive equal hours of day and night. They call this, the " Equinox ."
Find out more on the **equinox **at https://brainly.com/question/13197466 .
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Answered by Parrain | 2024-06-15

Equal hours of day and night on Earth occur on March 21 and September 23, which are the dates of the vernal and autumnal equinoxes. On these days, the sun is directly above the equator, leading to approximately 12 hours of daylight and darkness everywhere. These events illustrate the relationship between the Earth and the Sun, marking seasonal changes.
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Answered by Parrain | 2024-10-12