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Zero Shadow Day, also known as No Shadow Day, is an astronomical phenomenon that occurs in specific regions on Earth where the Sun is positioned directly overhead at solar noon.
Bengaluru to witness Zero Shadow Day on August 18, a celestial event where the sun is directly overhead, causing no shadows.
Zero Shadow Day is a special celestial event that happens twice a year at places between +23.5 and -23.5 degrees latitude. During this time, the sun is at its highest point in the sky, resulting in the absence of the shadow of any object or a person.
NEW DELHI: Bengalureans will witness their shadows playing tricks for the second time this year, lasting two minutes on Friday.
Bengaluru will observe a unique celestial event today called ‘Zero Shadow Day’. For a brief period of time on April 25, vertical objects in the city will not cast a shadow.