Utqiagvik, Alaska, Just Witnessed Its Last Sunset Of 2022!
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The residents of Utqiagvik, (pronounced oot-kee-AAG-vuhk) Alaska, enjoyed the last sunset of the year on November 19th. America's northernmost city will next see a sun emerge above the horizon on January 23, 2023. For those wondering, that means 64 continuous days, or 1,536 hours, of no daylight!
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hjgaddy약 3년this article is amazing! every evening I look out the window to see a beautiful portrait of colors, and learning about my favorite evening activity is my highlight of the day! (the sunset is as well)
qbmaster8733약 3년wow
hudsonwelch약 3년THAT IS SO COOL- hudsonwelch약 3년I wish that with Texas
- dubaduba33약 3년That was so cool
- cohawyli-166152711254약 3년if you wen over 6 weeks (42 days) you would become blind because your eyes need light to reflect off of other items so your eyes would take in all of the light they can but eventually you would go blind (I think)
jeffitybob1약 3년you still have some light
deadbadger약 3년well its not like its completely dark out..
rogertan약 3년Never knew that wish I could be there.
jack_attack약 3년Simple Crazy! Can't imagine living like that for weeks yet months on end, incredible.
artemisthebrave약 3년I bet caribou lives there!
getrekduwu약 3년Lol. Imagine the issues this starts with people who use solar energy to like heat their houses and stuff-- wouldn't wanna be them right now.