In the Northern Hemisphere, the tilt of the Earth in relation to the sun produces shorter days in winter, and longer nights. At the same time, the Southern Hemisphere is having longer days, shorter nights.
Because the earth rotates.
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This supposedly simple question is actually really hard to answer! Astronomers have puzzled and really thought about it because there are trillions of stars in the universe that are just as bright as the sun, so when the earth rotates, the German astronomer Heinrich Wilhelm Olbers claimed that the night sky should be as bright as the daytime sky when we are facing the sun - this is known as Olbers Paradox. In more recent years, other astronomers have studied galaxies and claimed that the universe has not always existed (it started on the day of the big bang), and that is has itself been expanding ever since, this results is stars being red-shifted out of the visible range so the light can never reach us (as the light is travelling to earth at the same time the star is moving further away) - resulting in a "dark" sky.
If you mean why it gets dark earlier in the winter, it is because the Earth tilts on it's axis and when it is winter in the northern or southern hemisphere, the Earth tilts you more towards the darkness of space and not the sun, resulting in fewer gours of daylight.
The part of the earth that is dark is facing away from the sun, due to the earths daily 360 degree rotation.
Because the axis that the Earth revolves around isn't perpendicular to the sun. This means that during winter the northern hemisphere points away from the sun, and get less hours of sunshine.
Because your side of the earth is tilted away from the Sun and when the earth spins your side has a smaller spin radius
The axis is tilted
Yes, Scotland gets dark at night. In the winter, it can get dark a early as 4pm.
The dark season or night time.
Early February is between winter solstice & spring equinox.
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Depends on what you're after. Their winters can be pretty fierce, so if you don't like it cold you should stay away that time. Then maybe it's the whole frost-bitten experience that you're after? Summers are nice, particularly in the north where sun doesn't quite set even at midnight. OTOH summers also brings mosquitoes...
Yes, Scotland gets dark at night. In the winter, it can get dark a early as 4pm.
The natural daylight changes in winter. The time from sunrise to sunset is shortest in the winter. So when we move our clocks back A 6pm sunset becomes a 5pm sunset
The ISBN of A Dark Winter is 1862913684.
A Dark Winter was created in 1998.
The ISBN of In the Winter Dark is 0869140450.
In the Winter Dark was created in 1988.
you can go to cemeteries whenever you please but if you are afraid of the dark remember that during winter in the northern hemisphere nighttime comes earlier.
A Dark Winter has 328 pages.
In the Winter Dark has 132 pages.
for the summer, earlier than in the winter. each day it gets earlier adn earlier until winter.
During winter it gets dark from 17,30 hrs and in the Summer 20.30 hours (this is appx from the average of the seasons)
The answer will depend on the date, and on the observer's latitude.