WHITE–NIGHT — سفید–راتیں

“White Night”

“White Night” is a term often used to describe a phenomenon where the sun doesn’t fully set, resulting in extended daylight hours. This occurs in regions near or within the Arctic and Antarctic Circles, such as Scandinavia, where the sky remains illuminated well into the night. It is most prominent during the summer solstice. In cultural contexts, “White Night” can also refer to all-night celebrations, festivals, or events.

Author : Fyodor Dostoyevsky

Pages : 51