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3 years ago

Is it daylight all over the world at the same time then nighttime all over the world at the same time?explain.

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It is neither. on one half of the world at a time it is daytime(because that is the side facing the sun, therefore reciving light from the sun) and on the other side on earth it would be nighttime because that side is facing away from the sun. please review this on google if you are unsure.

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