There are two solstices every year: one in June and one in December.
The June solstice marks the longest day north of the equator and the shortest day in the south.
The June solstice is the moment the Sun is directly above the Tropic of Cancer in the Northern Hemisphere.
This is the northernmost latitude it reaches during the year.
After the solstice, it begins moving south again.
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The June solstice marks the longest day north of the equator and the shortest day in the south.
The June solstice is the moment the Sun is directly above the Tropic of Cancer in the Northern Hemisphere.
This is the northernmost latitude it reaches during the year.
After the solstice, it begins moving south again.
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