During earth's northern hemisphere summer ... the length of the daytime (sunrise-to-sunset) is less than 12 hours the sun is higher in the sky at noon than at noon during winter shadows are shorter than during winter the sun rises far to the north of due west and sets far to the south of due east it is also summer in Antarctica Let's imagine that one day a giant meteor struck Venus and changed the tilt of its rotation axis from about 0&deg;
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