India to Witness Shortest Day of the year today, this is the reason

Winter solstice comes per year when Northern hemisphare moves away from the sun and in its result is the longest night and shortest day of the year. The Earth is bent 23.4 degrees on its Axis. Because of this, if the Earth’s pole is in the sun or in the direction of the sun during the day, then the scope in which the sun moves increases and decreases during the year. The minimum of the Northern hemisphere or at its lowest point in its sky Winter solsitis It happens. This year is the shortest day in India on December 22 and Solsitis will be at 8.57 AM.

The shortest day of the year will be in Northern Hemispare and daylight will be 7 hours and 14 minutes. A better way to see this amazing event is to see sunrise and sunset on the day of solsitis. Winter solcitis causes a completely contrasting summer solcitis that when the Northern hemispare has daylight for more hours.

The US space agency NASA has informed that Surya is undergoing its 11 -year solar cycle and is in a very active phase. Because of this, incidents like coronal mass ejection (CM) and solar flare are taking place. These incidents may continue till 2025. There are large clouds of coronal mass eduction or cme, solar plasma. After the solar explosion, these clouds spread to the magnetic field of the sun in space. They expand due to moving in space and often reach a distance of several lakh miles. It can also hit the magnetic field of planets. When their direction is towards the earth, it can create a geo-magnetic disturbance. Due to these, satellites may have short circuits and the power grid can also be affected.