Bengaluru will witness Zero Shadow Day on April 24 at 12:17 PM, when the sun is directly overhead and vertical objects cast no shadow. This rare event occurs twice a year in regions near the equator.

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So, at 12:17 pm, any vertical object will cast no shadow in Bengaluru. During Zero Shadow Day, the sun reaches its highest point in the sky resulting in the reduction of the length of the shadow.

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Zero shadows occur when sunlight falls at a 90-degree angle on an object, casting no shadow. Bengaluru will experience this phenomenon tomorrow, April 24.

The phrase "Zero Shadow" refers to the fact that when we stand on this shadow, our own shadow becomes invisible. So, at 12:17 pm, any vertical object will cast no shadow in Bengaluru.

Bhubaneswar also experienced a 'Zero Shadow Day' on May 21 when vertical objects appear to cast no shadow. This was because the sun was at its zenith, and so the shadow was directly under the object.

Bengaluru anticipates Zero Shadow Day on April 24. The sun will be directly overhead. Vertical objects will cast no shadow. This event occurs because of the Earth's tilt. It happens twice a year ...

On these two days, around local noon, the Sun will be exactly overhead, at a 90-degree angle, and an upright object such as a flagpole will have no shadow, according to Bishop Museum, which in ...