This phenomenon only happens in Hawaii . . . and Cuba & Nigeria & Indonesia & Peru & Sudan & Laos &…

The video discusses a rare solar phenomenon called Lahaina Noon, where the sun is directly overhead, causing no shadows. This occurs twice a year in Hawaii and other regions between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn. The video explains the relationship between Earth's tilt, solstices, and the occurrence of this phenomenon. It also highlights why this event doesn't happen in other US states but does in parts of Africa and other regions. The video concludes with an invitation to share photos of Lahaina Noon.

How does the tilt of the Earth affect the occurrence of solar phenomena like the subsolar point?

What geographical locations can experience La Hiena noon, and when should one plan a visit to see it?