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21 Mar 2016

Spring is here

by Chandan Lahiri | posted in: Navigation | 0

Today is March 20 and marks the day of the vernal or spring equinox, the day when the Sun cross the Equator and day and night are equal. Watch the Google Doodle to understand what it means ... in 60 seconds.

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