Manchester Skyline - Summer Solstice 24hr Timelapse 4k

A timelapse covering 24 hours on the longest day of the year. Soak in that sunlight! From 8:15am on June 21st, 2022.
This is what the weather is usually like in Manchester! =D

[@bukai_oklm]

damn i thought that at such a high latitude there wouldn't be a pitch black night at summer solstice

[@slo-shots]

Looks like technically, it gets to 'Astronomical Twilight' but not fully dark. And that's true for much of May, June and July! The GoPro isn't the best night camera.

[@bukai_oklm]

@@slo-shots so at this latitude if i looked north at 1am i would still be able to see some light?

[@Gansu360noscope]

​@@bukai_oklm if nothing covers the horizon it would be blue-ish but the sky would be black. To not see black sky you would have to be closer to 60⁰N at least over 55⁰(manchester is at 53⁰)

[@JakeFn1612]

@@bukai_oklmyes. On the summer solstice i was camping looking at the stars at 12am. And the bottom of the sky was a faint orange colour. The sky was dark blue. And you could see the ground with out a torch. I live in northern england btw. So this is accurate.