Spring Equinox

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  • The spring equinox takes place in the northern hemisphere each year on or near March 20, when Sun crosses directly over the Earth's celestial equator. It corresponds with the date of the autumn equinox in the southern hemisphere. Conversely, the spring equinox takes for the southern hemisphere takes place on the date of the northern hemisphere's autumn equinox.World of Astronomy: Vernal Equinox
  • Background

    The event, also called the vernal equinox, marks the first day of spring in the Northern Hemisphere and the beginning of autumn for the Southern Hemisphere. The spring equinox is significant in religion, astronomy and astrology. It also marks the modern celebration of Earth Day. There is a myth that during the spring equinox, an egg can be balanced on-end. Although the day marks the first day of Spring in astronomy, the first day of Spring is considered March 1 for some scientists, including many meteorologists and climatologists.

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