US State of Alaska more than 4000 citizens of Barrow’s town two months will pass without seeing the sun
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US State of Alaska more than 4000 citizens of Barrow’s town two months will pass without seeing the sun. The sun will not see here till January. Residents of this small city, located in the United States’s North-East Alaska, have already been in a long way without seeing the daylight. On Sunday, more than 4,000 people of Barrow, Alaska saw the last sun drowning. The next opportunity to see their sunrise will be on Friday 23 January 2019 at 4:00 pm. However, Utqiaġvik, whose old name is Barrow, is not the only town of Alaska which lasts sunlight for such a long time. A third of the Alaska is located in the northern part of the Arctic Circle. Other small settlements, like Kaktovik, Point Hope and Anaktuvuk, have not been able to sustain the sun for a long time. Barrow will now spend 65 days in the dark. Not only this is a large number of local indigenous populations in this town, but there are also many research stations. According to Website Weather.com, the sun does not arrive due to ground tilt in the north of the Arctic Circle until the end of January until January. The barrow located in the 330 miles north of the Arctic Circle will not be completely dark in the next two months. Civil twilight occurs when the sun horizons down 6 degrees and a little light is present in the sky. Civil twilight continues for every 6 hours every night, but at the end of December it affects three hours. Although everything in the dark sounds scary, but in summer, inhabitants of this place may enjoy sunlight for up to 80 days.
