Lāhainā noon

Lāhainā Noon: Why Does Hawaii Experience ‘Zero Shadow Day’?

Medicine & Technology Apr 22, 2024

Twice a year, the Sun passes directly overhead in Hawai’i that an upright object does not cast any shadow, a celestial event known as Lāhainā noon. Read the article to learn more.

Lāhainā noon

Lāhainā Noon: Why Does Hawaii Experience ‘Zero Shadow Day’?

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