Summer Solstice, the longest day of this calendar year, will drop on Monday, 21 June, 2021.
Summer solstice, can be called estival solstice or midsummer.
Summer solstice happens when among the planet’s poles has its own highest tilt toward sunlight.
It occurs twice annually, once in every hemisphere.
What’s Summer Solstice?Summer solstice describes this maximum day and the shortest night of this year from the Northern Hemisphere.
When is Summer Solstice 2021? Summer Solstice 2021 will happen on Monday, June 21, 2021.
Technically, the solstice happens when the sun is right within the fanciful Tropic of Cancer or even 23.5°N latitude.
Why is it known as Solstice?The expression’solstice’ stems in Latin –‘sol’ signifies sunlight and’sistere’ way to stand nonetheless.
Summer Solstice vs Winter SolsticeSolstice is an astronomical event that occurs in a calendar year, when in summer (June) and in winter months (December).
Throughout June Solstice/Summer Solstice, now it’s summertime in the united kingdom, the USA, Canada, Russia, India, and China and it’s the longest day of this year whenever it’s winter season in Australia, Argentina, Chile, New Zealand and South Africa and it’s the shortest day of year.
Throughout December Solstice/Winter Solstice, now it’s winter season in the united kingdom, the USA, Canada, Russia, India and China and it’s the shortest day of this year whenever it’s summertime in Australia, Argentina, Chile, New Zealand and South Africa and it’s the longest day of year.