Why are the days and nights equal at the Equator throughout
the year?.
Answer Posted / shubham
as the earth is tilted a bit. then the part facing the sun
is always lit. Equator is present in the middle of the earth
and that is why it is always lit by the sun and that is why
there are equal days and nights.
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