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How many hours of sunlight a day does the sea get? - Answers

The sea would get essentially the same amount of sun as neighboring land of the same latitude. The difference being there aren't significant hills or valleys so it would be more evenly distributed (at the same latitude) Obviously different latitudes would differ with the length of day. Areas within the artic circle will have periods of sunlight 24 hrs a day, and periods of darkness 24 hrs a day.



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The sea would get essentially the same amount of sun as neighboring land of the same latitude. The difference being there aren't significant hills or valleys so it would be more evenly distributed (at the same latitude) Obviously different latitudes would differ with the length of day. Areas within the artic circle will have periods of sunlight 24 hrs a day, and periods of darkness 24 hrs a day.



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How many hours of sunlight a day does the sea get? - Answers

The sea would get essentially the same amount of sun as neighboring land of the same latitude. The difference being there aren't significant hills or valleys so it would be more evenly distributed (at the same latitude) Obviously different latitudes would differ with the length of day. Areas within the artic circle will have periods of sunlight 24 hrs a day, and periods of darkness 24 hrs a day.

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