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Equinox = the time or date (twice each year) at which the sun crosses the celestial equator, when day and night are of equal length (about September 22 and March 20).

Translating: Happy Equinox
Spanish: Feliz Equinoccio

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Make a date for our live Twitter event at 4pm this Sunday 21st March, for Spring Equinox nature readings from @TimDee4 @AmyJaneBeer @tfrancisbaker @DominicCouzens @robbiecowen @nicolawriting @anitasethi @samleesong and @porridgebrain – details on how to attend coming soon! pic.twitter.com/KA8oAUJxC3
— Stephen Moss (@StephenMoss_TV) March 15, 2021

In case you missed it…

This morning at 6:31AM, the #AutumnalEquinox occurred or the moment the sun passed over the Equator. This is what it looks like from space! Watch the sun glint move across the Equator! 🛰️🌎🤓#GOES17 pic.twitter.com/vN7NuCx693
— NWS Las Vegas (@NWSVegas) September 23, 2020

All you need to know about the March equinox, coming up this week: https://t.co/Q0Sp3nL3l8

This equinox happens on March 20 at 16:15 UTC; translate to your time zone: https://t.co/VLfYqXMafr pic.twitter.com/ydz4wiPKZr
— EarthSky (@earthskyscience) March 18, 2018

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