Time-lapse in Kontula, Helsinki. Summer vs. winter.

[@cinthia9602]

Sunlight at 1 am in the summer, so cool!

[@expansionpackdeluxe636]

That's actually a nautical twilight.

[@saul_goodman15]

@@expansionpackdeluxe636 yup !

[@danielward6572]

The best thing about being 60° north is that you get long twilights throughout the year.

[@nickkoryukin4949]

I've been there this past January, it was very fascinating and I liked it

[@adamfrew6699]

This is a cool comparison, I live in the tropics so we have 12 hours light and dark each day everyday :)

[@VaibhavSharma04]

@Dovyeon nah pretty sure it gets boring at a certain point.

[@ok-vk9fv]

@Dovyeon idk. Nothing beats summer holidays with your friens when it is still kinda light at 23:30 and 03:00

[@kb6358]

​@Dovyeon I noticed that when I went tenerife I know it isn't at the equator but it shocked me how quickly it became fully night back in scotland it takes like 90 minutes to get as dark as it gets which is reallu just navy blue in the summer

[@XBGamerX20]

@@VaibhavSharma04 the thing that does get boring is the fact its mostly warm all year round, so you don't get to experience seasons fully.

[@VaibhavSharma04]

​@@XBGamerX20yeah, I think that 1 year old comment guy deleted his comment. Tbh i find these different sunset times, no sun, all day sun very cool. Very few people can experience that like folks living in longyerarbyen 😊

[@thorin5591]

This is only the southern most area of finland. I bet the north is even more dramatic

[@TheMikester307]

And now the opening to "Forever Knight" is running through my head!

[@rsdevarapalli]

Side by side comparison is fantastic 🤘😝🤘

[@dancercj1491]

Oh ok, I have just realised - this is in Helsinki, I didn't realise that there was another Kontula in Finland. I saw one on the eastern coast bordering into western Russia and assumed that it was this one. Interesting to see the light come round though after 0030ish on the view.

[@2AKgym]

No city in Finland borders western Russia

[@2AKgym]

​@krishnaammini8298yeah it is. Western Russia refers to Slavic places in Russia where Russians are indigenous to. Such as Tver and everything south of it until Voronezh. No place in Finland borders western Russia. Finland is a very northern country, and the only parts of Russia that Finland borders are Northern Russia

[@r.a.6459]

Winter Sunrise 08:20 Sunset 16:20 Summer Sunrise 01:45 Sunset 22:55 Now guess my country by the following clues... Winter Sunrise 06:10 Sunset 18:10 Summer Sunrise 05:45 Sunset 18:35

[@tresandsix6381]

00:00 From 10:59 01:27 To 11:05

[@mcnole25]

Do you live in the equator? 🤔

[@edgaradriantorres8564]

Somewhere by the equator...

[@user-be9oe9hz7k]

One of these: Sudan, India or Yemen

[@ihaveagoddamnplanarthur]

Winter Sunrise 8:30 Sunset 17:00 Summer Sunrise 5:45 Sunset 22:00

[@sanakhan142]

Thanks for sharing

[@dancercj1491]

Is the camera making the 22nd june night time actually look darker? I have researched this, and the sun doesn't sink more than 2.7 degrees below the horizon at the solstice peak. Yet it looks like the city night goes marginally out of civil twilight.

[@zerohuntermh0540]

Dancer CJ i though it actually sinks to 6 or 7 degree

[@danielward6572]

It will do absolutely, albeit unintentionally, as even the most advanced camera isn't nearly as good as the human eye.

[@lassemanninen4750]

True that.

[@dancercj1491]

@@zerohuntermh0540 I have just reread my response from over 2 years ago and yes you are correct. I think the sun dips to around near 7 degrees below the horizon at polar night at June solstice, so I have no idea what made me put 2.7 degrees. I wonder if I was referring to somewhere else farther North. The camera definitely looks darker though but I guess that makes sense as experiencing this first hand is different.

[@UltraCasualPenguin]

@@dancercj1491 No polar night during summer in Finland.

[@heptagonotoutani_2023]

In my country: Winter: Sunrise: 7:00 a.m Sunset: 5:45 p.m. Summer: Sunrise: 5:47 a.m. Sunset: 7:04 p.m.

[@kolyaursaki1466]

Oh there’s no difference where are you from?? In my country it’s more dramatic

[@THEJOK3R1940]

@@kolyaursaki1466 Well it really depends on how far away or how close to the equator you live, the closer to the equator you live, the less axial tilt change and thus time change during the year you experience vs if you live further north (or south) you experience a more radical change in how many hours of you daylight you have depending if it's winter or summer. For me as i live in Sweden i experience long and dark days during the winter with around 6 or 7 hours of daylight during the darkest time of the year around December but at the same time i get to experience around 18 hours of daylight during June.

[@OmerAli-qp7jx]

Sunlight at 1 : 00 am in summer so cool

[@kishanannan6005]

at 0:01 the sky looks very scary

[@XBGamerX20]

it isnt at all, just some average winter weather

[@saiful_islam_777]

0:57 I can see contrail at #2:52am in Summer.Midnight Contrail💖

[@lassemanninen4750]

Main coridor from Europe to Japan, north China (Peking) etz. goes over Baltic countrys and Finland. Nigthfligts to east are over Finland at 23.00-03.00 local time. To the west, 05.00-08.00.

[@manuelundalexander]

Summer is no nighttime! :O

[@weatherboi]

What I got from this video is that there are more clouds in the winter than the summer.

[@ЕгорЕфимов-с7б]

А это колесо от куда

[@tranhuytu6162]

The best tempure

[@vincent8197]

Sunrise at 7:50

[@OliverBuo]

I guess i will be there, but only in june 😜

[@fenno5928]

Nykyään kontula on aina musta, sekä talvella että kesällä :D

[@VilleHonkanen-cq7os]

Minkälainen Kontula on nykyään aina susta, sekä talvella, että kesällä? Ymmärsikö fenno5928, tai joku muu tuon sanaleikin? :D

[@madelinemorgan5692]

This would be a great place to be bipolar (if you were, like, very long-cycling). Stay up most of the night being manic for a few months, sleep and nothing else for a few months.

[@rayn.F.E.]

No mistery ...EARTH IS FLAT