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So about two hours after it is dark there it is still light outside here.
But on the day (5/29/13) sunset in london was 21:05, civil dusk 21:50, nautical dusk 22:56, astronomical twilight all night long. according to timeanddate. Maybe the time used was UTC standard time, not the summer time.
You kind of notice it though if its that far off. Because like when the clock says 1pm you can kinda tell by the colour of the sky and the position of the sun that its still morning.
Yes. But more extreme example, in western China and western Alaska, 3pm is still "morning" in the summer!!!
Contrastly, in NE Greenland, 10.30am is already "afternoon" in the winter!!
But on the day (5/29/13) sunset in london was 21:05, civil dusk 21:50, nautical dusk 22:56, astronomical twilight all night long. according to timeanddate. Maybe the time used was UTC standard time, not the summer time.
No it wasn't its always dark there before shnset here in sumemr.
Yes. But more extreme example, in western China and western Alaska, 3pm is still "morning" in the summer!!!
Contrastly, in NE Greenland, 10.30am is already "afternoon" in the winter!!
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