Geography · Earth Movements and Seasons
Which astronomical event marks the end of the six months of continuous darkness/polar night at the South Pole?
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- 1Summer solstice (around December)
- 2Winter solstice (around June)
- 3Autumnal equinox (around September)✓
- 4Vernal (Spring) equinox (around March)
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Autumnal equinox (around September)
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