At high latitudes during the summer, morning and evening twilight may converge, producing a(n)____, or a nightlong twilight.
A)constructive interference
B)false twilight
C)iridescence
D)white night
E)glory

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During the summer at high latitudes, the sun does not dip far below the horizon, leading to a phenomenon known as "white night," where twilight can last all night, preventing full darkness from occurring.

At High Latitudes During the Summer, Morning and Evening Twilight