is there anyplace on earth that has no nights?

Answer 1

Technically, there is no place consistantly. The pools have times of where the sun doesn;t set, but as the season change, they eventually go into night and no day

Answer 2

Yes...but it's temporary. When the earth tilts on it's axis during different times of the year...several places will stay daytime for several days and others will stay at night for several days. The one place I hear this happens at least 2 times a year is Alaska.

Answer 3

For several weeks during the Summer Solstice the sun does not set in the extreme northern hemisphere...also, the same holds true for the extreme Southern hemisphere during the Winter Solstice...this is due to the earth's seasonal "tilt". The reverse is true (no day) when this occurs at the opposite hemisphere.

Answer 4

Do you mean as in it stays light 24 hours a day? If so, then there are plenty at different times of the year. EG, Alaska, Antarctica....

Answer 5

no. the closest you'll find are areas above the arctic circle or below the antarctic circle. Those areas are steadily lit for months, but the sun never rises too high above the horizon. Also, it dips below the horizon for a little while every day, though it never gets truly "dark".

Answer 6

in antarctica and parts of the world near the north pole they have half of the year without night and the other half with.

Answer 7

for 6 months out of the year the north and south poles have no nights.. for the other six months they have no days. (they alternate.. when it is day at the north pole, it is night at the south.)

Answer 8

a certain time of the year in Alaska its aways day... for a couple of weeks at least

Answer 9

alaska goes months with only nights then goes months with only days

Answer 10

Uncharted desert islands.