>wake up around noon
>sun's been up for an hour
>make breakfast
>the sun sets at 13 o'clock, as I'm having my morning coffee
>>52456765
comfy
>>52457147
A little. But it's mostly annoying, because I need to do stuff outside.
>>52457214
Should have woke up at 11 then
>>52456765
>13 o'clock
You mean 13:00 or 1pm or 1 o'clock in the afternoon
Damn, i don't know how i slept until 14:00 but the sun has set already.
Well. time to make coffee
>>52458040
No, 13 o'clock.
>>52458040
You mean 13 bongs, la
>>52456765
Here it rises 10:05 and sets 15:02, which is 4h 57m of daytime.
I like the darkness desu.
>>52462246
I think I'd rather have the sun not come up at all then
>>52462246
Here it rises at 11:29 and sets at 11:57
28 minutes of day
>>52463814
Where do you live?
0810-1600 here.
>tfw it's grey all day anyway so it doesn't matter
>>52463872
Kiruna
>go to work, it's dark
>come home from work, it's dark
Every year I forget how much this sucks
>lunch break late november
>sun sets
>lunch break late january
>sun rises
fugg
>>52463975
I feel your pain.
Sun is up about 0730ish and down by 1630sih.
We haven't had true sunny day in over a month. Sun comes up and it is a dull gray scale sky, since it is so warm right now we aren't even getting any snow to brighten it up with a nice blanket of white.
>>52463993
Awesome. How's it like there? Comfy?
>>52463814
>>52463872
>Here it rises at 11:29 and sets at 11:57
Senpaitachi, you've interpreted that wrong.
The sun rises 11:29 on 2nd of January 2016. It has set WEEKS ago. Kiruna has polar night for a few weeks, ya know.
>>52456765
sounds like heaven desu
can't wait for summer and 05:30 sunrises and 21:30 sunsets
>>52464410
>polar night.
Are you sure you mean polar night? That's defined when sun is 6 degrees below the horizon. I believe you mean it's below the horizon, but not actually a so-called "polar night", which they do have on Svalbard for example.
>>52464956
Yes, I'm sure. The definition depends on the context. In general, you mean that the sun does not rise above the horizon. Then there are several other more or less autistic definitions, if you're interested.
The sun has set at 11:46 on the 10th of December, and will rise again at 11:29 on the 2nd of January. I'll call that a polar night.
>>52464956
morketid
>>52465129
Yeah, you're right, on the English wiki page it uses Polar twilight for it when the sun is below the horizon but less than 6 degrees under (which is what we call "morketid" in Norway). Then they uses "civil polar night" for the definition I'm talking about - 6 or more degrees under (which we call polarnatt in Norway). You may have polar nights anyway, I don't even know how far north you need to be to get those, I suppose you're far enough north in any case.
>>52465321
Nevermind, none of us has it on the mainland.
>civil polar night is limited to latitudes above 72° 34', which is exactly 6° inside the polar circle. Nowhere on mainland Europe is this definition met. On the Norwegian territory of Svalbard, however, civil polar night lasts from about 11 November until 30 January.
