It’s The March Equinox, yay!… But what is a March Equinox? As you can see in the diagram The Sun has a yellow line in the middle of it and the line is pointing right at the equator of The Earth. As you might know, Earth orbits around The Sun, rotates around itself AND bends all places using its Rotation Axis. You know that The Sun shines light only at one half of earth meanwhile the other half does not, leading to day and night. “So what’s so special about a March Equinox?” You might ask and I have just the right answer for you. As I told you earlier about the yellow line in the middle of The Sun pointing straight to The Earth’s equator, the line from The Sun pointing to the equator makes both of the sides have light from The Sun for 12 hours and right after that it cuts to your average time (I think, my research is not really correct). So, that’s basically it!
Im not sure it happened Mon Mar 20 I forgot to tell you it can also happen on Tue Mar 21. I might be wrong on the researches.
