Earth Photo Day and Night Are Split in Half Esa Says Winter is Coming

Space agencies keep an eye on our solar system. All satellites explore our planets including Sun and Earth from space. In this episode, the European Space Agency (ESA) shared a picture on Saturday. In this, half of the surface of the earth can be seen in the day and half the night. The image posted on the social media platform X also suggests that autumn is going to arrive in Northern Hemisphere. The Space Agency wrote it, writing it, winter is coming. Our Sun crossed the Celestial Equator. This shows that winter is going to arrive in the Northern Hemisphere. NDTV’s Report According to, users are also reacting on this picture. One wrote, it is interesting post. Other users wrote, indiscriminate! In the photo shown by ESA, the territory of Africa, Europe and Middle East can be clearly seen.

Winter is coming ❄️

Day and night are split in half today, as the Sun Crossed The Celestial Equator in the Sky at 07:50 BST/08: 50 Cest Marking the Autumn Equinox in the Northern hemisphere.

This #Meteosat Image was taken at 09:00 BST/10: 00 cest this morning (pic: emitsat) pic.twitter.com/t7oui36ai4

– ESA (@esa) September 23, 2023

According to Spacedotcom, astronomical autumn begins in the Northern Hemisphere and spring in the Southern Hemisphere. The report says that the Sun is now shifting to the southern hemisphere of the earth with direct light. The sun had a direct light on the northern part of our planet for the last 6 months.

The report says that most of the time of the year, the axis of the Earth is either bent towards the sun or from it. This means that the northern and southern parts of our planet get lights from the Sun at different levels. However, sunlight comes equally in both hemispheres.

Talking about the Indian subcontinent, the monsoon will gradually start bid farewell to the northern part of the country. After the second week of October, a slight change in the weather will begin to show.