15th June 2024 (Earliest Sunset Time)

[@BritishGrannygodGamer]

Cool! Here the earliest sunrise here is 4:38am in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧

[@tahmidabdin4625]

Yes exactly If UK stayed on GMT then it will 3:38am

[@tahmidabdin4625]

It’s dark at 7:30am If NZ stays on DST all year round then it will be 8:30am

[@saachitlobo2887]

I can see twilight from 7am from my phone camera. N since it was cloudy morning it was much more darker from the timelapse camera to get the twilight proper...

[@tahmidabdin4625]

@@saachitlobo2887 I see twilight up until 10pm The other day I tried standard time Twilight was up until 9pm

[@tahmidabdin4625]

@@saachitlobo2887 June solstice on 20 June at 20:50 UTC Longest day in the northern hemisphere and shortest days in southern hemisphere This means the first day of summer in the northern hemisphere and winter in the southern hemisphere

[@saachitlobo2887]

@@tahmidabdin4625 Yes, 21st june 08:50 NZST

[@tahmidabdin4625]

@@saachitlobo2887 In Punta Arenas in Magallanes region Chile The earliest sunset at 5:30pm and latest sunrise at 9:59am I think that’s because the clocks were not set back 1 hour to standard time on 14 April 2017 while most of Chile did the time change at 12am Sunrise and Sunset would be 1 hour earlier Sunrise at 8:59am and sunset at 4:30pm Greenland did the same by not setting the clocks back 1 hour on 29 October 2023 but the clocks were set forward one hour to DST on 30 March 2024 at 11pm