alleryStart learning →Above the Arctic Circle, the Sun can stay visible all day in summer. What is this called?
APolar night
BSolar eclipse
CMidnight sun
DEquinox
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Midnight sun
Places above the Arctic Circle see the Sun all day at times, which is the midnight sun.
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