That depends on your latitude. It's a different number for every angle between
the equator and a pole.
For example:
-- Let's say we refer the discussion to the northern Hemisphere, so the 'Summer' Solstice
is the one on June 21.
-- At the north Pole on June 21, there hasn't been a sunset for 3 months, and
there won't be one for another 3 months. So no daylight is lost per day at the
north pole.
-- On the equator after June 21, there will actually be a few more minutes of daylight
each day, until September 21.
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75 days 1800 hours 108,000 minutes 6,480,000 seconds
2.6 hours = 2.6*60 minutes = 156 minutes = 156*60 seconds = 9360 seconds.
22 minutes are 22 minutes.
30 minutes
Exactly 18 minutes in 18 minutes.