When sun rays stream down from this point, all vertical objects on the ground cease casting their shadow for a fixed but fleeting moment. On these two days, the mid-noon position of the Sun, also known as solar noon, is at its highest point or zenith. Zero shadow days occur at every point situated between the Earth’s Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn twice every year - once during Uttarayan, when the Sun appears to move northwards (between December 21 and June 21), and the other during Dakshinayan, when the Sun moves southwards (between June 21 and December 21). If any of the Kolkata residents wish to pull off a mass magic trick sprinkled with science, this is the chance! The West Bengal capital will witness its Zero Shadow moment on June 5 this year, at 11:34 AM IST. Having executed this trick perfectly over India's silicon city, this celestial sorcery is now headed to Kolkata! For its latest addition to the DEFY Revival collection, ZENITH imagines an alternate possibility for the very first DEFY silhouette from 1969 in a decidedly modern and stealthy rendition. Over a month ago, the Sun had perched exactly overhead in Bengaluru, making all shadows in the city temporarily vanish for a tiny moment. The CHRONOMASTER Revival Shadow mimics the look of an obscure ZENITH chronograph prototype from the 1970s that featured a blackened case. ZENITH PRESENTS THE DEFY REVIVAL SHADOW, GIVING THE ORIGINAL DEFY SILHOUETTE AN UNEXPECTEDLY MODERN MAKEOVER.
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