US EditionLahaina Noon phenomenon: Near zero shadow at 1.11pm on March 23 in Singapore
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Lahaina Noon phenomenon: Near zero shadow at 1.11pm on March 23 in Singapore
SINGAPORE - A Lahaina Noon phenomenon, where one's shadow appears minimal, took place at 1.11pm on March 23 in Singapore. Also known as zero shadow day, it is a natural event in which objects standing upright, such as a stick or pole, will cast no shadow. Professor Matthias Roth, who teaches geography at the National University of Singapore, said the...
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