Yes. I was expecting the New Zealand sunrise to be much earlier on the summer solstice. New Zealand (Wellington) is at latitude 41* S. The UK is at 54* N. That 13 degrees makes the difference of 2 hours 02 minutes between sunrise. Exact length of the UK summer solstice day of 17 hours and 57 minutes as opposed to 14 hours and 42 minutes. I have to say it looked pretty cold on NZ summer solstice.
for me I live in Brampton ON, Canada and this is how our Sunrise and Sunset goes for the longest day and the shortest day! June 21st (longest day) Sunrise: 5:37 AM Sunset: 9:04 PM December 21st (shortest day) Sunrise: 7:49 AM Sunset: 4:45 PM
Yeah. That's because canada is in the northern hemisphere. Im in the southern hemisphere, which is normally neglected because the southern hemisphere has less population. Some people in the north will tell me that i hv put the dates wrong in the video. Lol.
Yeah, finally a video of the comparison of winter and summer in the southern hemisphere. Where i live, Chile (South America) Autumnal Equinox: Mar 21 Sunrise 7:47am Solar Noon 1:51pm Sunset 7:55pm (Day Lenght 12h7m) Daylight Saving Time ends on the first weekend of April Winter Solstice: Jun 21 Sunrise 7:47am Solar Noon 12:45pm Sunset 5:43pm (Day Lenght 9h55m) Daylight Saving Time starts on the first weekend of September Vernal Equinox: Sep 22 Sunrise 7:33am Solar Noon 1:36pm Sunset 7:40pm (Day Lenght 12h7m) Summer Solstice: Dec 21 Sunrise 6:30am Solar Noon 1:41pm Sunset 8:52pm (Day Lenght 14h22m)
North of the equator, the Sun rises on your left side and sets on your right when facing the Sun. South of the equator, the Sun rises on your right side and sets on your left when facing the Sun.
Even at 2x speed this is too long. Other than that great job! It’s funny watching the sun set like this ↙️ because I’m from the northern hemisphere where the sun sets like this ↘️.
@Paul L Yeah its too long as i did a whole 24hr recording. Yes ur true. I thought it sets ↘️ only in winters for us but it looks the same like summer ↙️. Its because of the tilt of earth and the way u get the view from each latitude.
Yeah definititely the direction in which the sun moves in the sky changes depending on the hemisphere, i live in Chile and i have noticed that sun sets in this direction ↙️ , i hace visited Spain and the sun, on the other hand, hides in this direction ↘️
Some weather stats, June 21st, high 16.6c, low 11.7c and 7.1 hours of sunshine from a 9.6 hour long day Dec 22 - high 23.5c and low 17.5c - 10.5 hours of sunshine from a 14.7 hour day (Airport figures). Great timelapse, shows our winters are decent and mild when its not raining. last winter was very dry except August, this year our winter has been extremely wet with major storms every 2 or 3 weeks and summer was wet too.
@@saachitlobo2887 And then the sun rises like this ↖️ in the southern hemisphere. It seems so weird since I don't live there. Fri/04/29/2022 at 15:30 EDT.
@@Richard_Gonda ohhhh. Ur latitude is way up to the north compared to me. My latitude is very similar to Gibraltar but im in the south. And if compared to timezone ur location is east of the meridian n mine is west to the meridian.
It depends on the latitude and time zone ur location follows... Also do you have only one standard time all year round or daylight saving time during summer? My summer solstice is based on daylight saving time. Hence the sunrise is an hour late that standard time else i would have a sunrise just before 5am.
@Jakesucksatfortnite Ok then it will definitely be the latitude. The further away from equator the longer the day in summer and the further east of the time zone longitude the earliest the sunrise. In my case, when i recorded the video i was in Auckland which has a latitude of 36-37°S and the timezone longitude is 180°E which is east of me. Auckland is on 174-175°E so thats west of timezone, hence sunrise is late n sunset is more late.
No. Its the time which we follow during the day. Like standard time for winter solstice n daylight saving time for summer. You can just imagine one hour back in the right side video.
Come to the southern hemisphere.... its opposite to the northern hemisphere. So dates are correct on the video. We have winters from June to August and summers from December to February
@@MIDI_Player_Kion yes. Check ur geography. U should at least know tropic of cancer, equator and tropic of capricorn. And what month the sun is perpendicular on the earth.
@@MIDI_Player_Kion Yeah because usa and many countries are on the north of equator. Australia, NZ, n few african and the south american countries are south of equator. So opposite.
I like in England, this is how our days go!
Summer solstice:
Sunrise: 3:56
Sunset: 9:43 PM
Winter solstice:
Sunrise: 7:48 AM
Sunset: 3:31 PM
Yes. I was expecting the New Zealand sunrise to be much earlier on the summer solstice. New Zealand (Wellington) is at latitude 41* S. The UK is at 54* N. That 13 degrees makes the difference of 2 hours 02 minutes between sunrise. Exact length of the UK summer solstice day of 17 hours and 57 minutes as opposed to 14 hours and 42 minutes.
I have to say it looked pretty cold on NZ summer solstice.
for me I live in Brampton ON, Canada and this is how our Sunrise and Sunset goes for the longest day and the shortest day!
June 21st (longest day)
Sunrise: 5:37 AM
Sunset: 9:04 PM
December 21st (shortest day)
Sunrise: 7:49 AM
Sunset: 4:45 PM
Yeah. That's because canada is in the northern hemisphere. Im in the southern hemisphere, which is normally neglected because the southern hemisphere has less population. Some people in the north will tell me that i hv put the dates wrong in the video. Lol.
@@saachitlobo2887 LOL!
@@evani3962daylight changes in Brampton ON
6HRS and 32 MINS
In Calgary Alberta
8HRS 39MIN
It's funny watching the sunrise and sunset at different times
Yes indeed.
Yeah, finally a video of the comparison of winter and summer in the southern hemisphere. Where i live, Chile (South America)
Autumnal Equinox: Mar 21
Sunrise 7:47am
Solar Noon 1:51pm
Sunset 7:55pm
(Day Lenght 12h7m)
Daylight Saving Time ends on the first weekend of April
Winter Solstice: Jun 21
Sunrise 7:47am
Solar Noon 12:45pm
Sunset 5:43pm
(Day Lenght 9h55m)
Daylight Saving Time starts on the first weekend of September
Vernal Equinox: Sep 22
Sunrise 7:33am
Solar Noon 1:36pm
Sunset 7:40pm
(Day Lenght 12h7m)
Summer Solstice: Dec 21
Sunrise 6:30am
Solar Noon 1:41pm
Sunset 8:52pm
(Day Lenght 14h22m)
When Chile stayed on permanent DST in 2015
Winter solstice: 21 June
Sunrise 7:47am changed to 8:47am
Sunset 5:43pm changed to 6:43pm
North of the equator, the Sun rises on your left side and sets on your right when facing the Sun.
South of the equator, the Sun rises on your right side and sets on your left when facing the Sun.
Yup
Yes! Thus all flatearthers must shut up once for all.
thank you, I am trying to get my head around this, and this comment and video helps!
in northern hemisphere, 'facing the sun' means looking southward, and in southern hemisphere, 'facing the sun' means looking northwards
This is our sunrise and sunset times summer: sunrise 5:25 am sunset 8:32 pm total of 15:07:00 winter: sunrise 7:17 am sunset 4:31 pm total of 09:14:00
Even at 2x speed this is too long. Other than that great job! It’s funny watching the sun set like this ↙️ because I’m from the northern hemisphere where the sun sets like this ↘️.
@Paul L Yeah its too long as i did a whole 24hr recording. Yes ur true. I thought it sets ↘️ only in winters for us but it looks the same like summer ↙️. Its because of the tilt of earth and the way u get the view from each latitude.
Yeah, our sun sets in this direction ↘️.
Sat/04/09/2022 at 17:36 EDT.
Yeah definititely the direction in which the sun moves in the sky changes depending on the hemisphere, i live in Chile and i have noticed that sun sets in this direction ↙️ , i hace visited Spain and the sun, on the other hand, hides in this direction ↘️
@@nicolasrendoram7712 electric
Some weather stats, June 21st, high 16.6c, low 11.7c and 7.1 hours of sunshine from a 9.6 hour long day
Dec 22 - high 23.5c and low 17.5c - 10.5 hours of sunshine from a 14.7 hour day (Airport figures).
Great timelapse, shows our winters are decent and mild when its not raining. last winter was very dry except August, this year our winter has been extremely wet with major storms every 2 or 3 weeks and summer was wet too.
@Adorecream 1976 due to clouds blocking the sunlight the hours might have reduced. Thanks for the information. Appreciate that.
Good job! Very interesting!
Thank you😊
New year in 1h 27m.
Fri/12/31/2021 at 22:32 EST.
Happy New Year.
Sat/01/01/2022 at 18:10 NZDT.
@@saachitlobo2887 Happy New Year!
Sat/01/01/2022 at 0:12 EST.
@@saachitlobo2887 And then the sun rises like this ↖️ in the southern hemisphere. It seems so weird since I don't live there.
Fri/04/29/2022 at 15:30 EDT.
its a burning christmas
Yeah Christmas in summer😅😂😂
@@saachitlobo2887 hi
@@jayson6164 hi
@@saachitlobo2887 how are you
Ahahahahaha This is Christmas in the southern hemisphere, this video explains it th-cam.com/video/Fk0g1Yy7THs/w-d-xo.html
it's dark at 5 am on the summer solstice? wow, how? Here in summer solstice, you see light appear at 3 am :D, and fully rise around 4:45
Whr about u live?
It depends on the latitude ur city/town is.
@@saachitlobo2887 true. In Central Europe, Hungary
@@Richard_Gonda ohhhh. Ur latitude is way up to the north compared to me. My latitude is very similar to Gibraltar but im in the south. And if compared to timezone ur location is east of the meridian n mine is west to the meridian.
@@saachitlobo2887 interesting, Gibraltar is very hot, but NZ is far from a place that gets very hot. Of course different location
@@Richard_Gonda yeah.
How come your summer solstice sunrise didn’t rise till like 6:00 am but mine rises just before 4:00 am
It depends on the latitude and time zone ur location follows...
Also do you have only one standard time all year round or daylight saving time during summer?
My summer solstice is based on daylight saving time. Hence the sunrise is an hour late that standard time else i would have a sunrise just before 5am.
@@saachitlobo2887 I have daylight savings
@Jakesucksatfortnite Ok then it will definitely be the latitude. The further away from equator the longer the day in summer and the further east of the time zone longitude the earliest the sunrise.
In my case, when i recorded the video i was in Auckland which has a latitude of 36-37°S and the timezone longitude is 180°E which is east of me. Auckland is on 174-175°E so thats west of timezone, hence sunrise is late n sunset is more late.
@@saachitlobo2887 I see
Is the timing set without daylight saving?
No. Its the time which we follow during the day.
Like standard time for winter solstice n daylight saving time for summer.
You can just imagine one hour back in the right side video.
@@saachitlobo2887nd you can imagine 1 hour forward during Winter
Sunrise 7:34am change to 8:34am
Sunset 5:12pm change to 6:12pm
@@tahmidabdin4625 yeah.
Badiya hai! Bharat me itna antar nhi hai garmi aur sardi me.
Haan. Jyada badlav nhi hai ek ghanta subhe aur ek ghanta sham me. Itna hi antar hai.. par idar 3hrs dono side se....
@@saachitlobo2887 OK.
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2021-6-22 it’s not summer it’s switched and not right and 2021-12-22 is winter 2021-6-22 is summer
Come to the southern hemisphere.... its opposite to the northern hemisphere. So dates are correct on the video.
We have winters from June to August and summers from December to February
@@saachitlobo2887 you sure?
@@saachitlobo2887 From United States December started winter and June is summer there
@@MIDI_Player_Kion yes. Check ur geography. U should at least know tropic of cancer, equator and tropic of capricorn. And what month the sun is perpendicular on the earth.
@@MIDI_Player_Kion Yeah because usa and many countries are on the north of equator. Australia, NZ, n few african and the south american countries are south of equator. So opposite.
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