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Where's night? Does 'twilight' include night? I thought that it was a separate phase before/after night? e.g., comparing the clock to the diagram at https://ww

by yrro 4y ago

Where's night? Does 'twilight' include night? I thought that it was a separate phase before/after night? e.g., comparing the clock to the diagram at https://www.weather.gov/lmk/twilight-types https://www.weather.gov/lmk/twilight-types, night seems to be missing.

vladharbuz 4y ago
The place I'm currently in is not currently experiencing night. This may also be true for you.
- yrro 4y ago
  As in, the Sun stays above 18 degrees below the horizon all night?
  - perilunar 4y ago
    Yes. If you are north of ~52.3° you won't experience 'true' night at the moment, just astronomical twilight. Of course the definitions are somewhat arbitrary.
    - yrro 4y ago
      Thanks :)