Winter Solstice 2023: Winter solstice is the 1st day of winter and also shortest day of the year, always lands on Dec. 21
Holiday lights and the season of cheer may mask the fact that the darkest day of the year is fast approaching on Dec. 21.
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Holiday lights and the season of cheer may mask the fact that the darkest day of the year is fast approaching on Dec. 21.
Winter solstice north of the equator and summer solstice south of it signals the official beginning of a new season. But do you know why and how it all works?
Holiday lights and the season of cheer may mask the fact that the darkest day of the year is fast approaching on Dec. 21.
Holiday lights and the season of cheer may mask the fact that the darkest day of the year is fast approaching on Dec. 21.
The Ursids—the year’s final meteor shower—has started, and you can see “shooting stars” light up the night sky on the solstice in the northern hemisphere.