About two weeks after the summer solstice, the Earth reaches the spot in its orbit where it’s furthest from the sun.
This once-a-year phenomenon might be too bright to see with a naked eye, but this week we’ll be at Earth’s farthest point in orbit.
About two weeks after the summer solstice, the Earth reaches the spot in its orbit where it’s furthest from the sun.
This once-a-year phenomenon might be too bright to see with a naked eye, but this week we’ll be at Earth’s farthest point in orbit.
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