
Summer Solstice – How Does It Work?
- 20th Jun 2018
- Author: Tamela Maciel
In 2018 the Summer Solstice occurs at 11:07 BST on 21 June. Ever wondered what’s really going on?
In 2018 the Summer Solstice occurs at 11:07 BST on 21 June. Ever wondered what’s really going on?
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