In the North Polar region the sun shines for 24 hours per day during the summer,but receives less insolation than other areas because

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The sun is at a very low altitude in the North Polar region during the summer, which means the solar beam hits the Earth's surface at a more oblique angle, spreading the same amount of energy over a larger area. This results in less insolation (solar radiation) received compared to other areas.

In the North Polar Region the Sun Shines for 24