Not exact matches
This ultraviolet image of the
sun shows large sunspot group AR 9169 as the bright area
near the
horizon.
The
nearest village, Ittoqqortoormiit, sees three months without a sunset every summer, which may help make up for mid-November to mid-January, when the
sun never rises over the
horizon.
At minimum sea ice extents
near the equinox, the
sun is below the
horizon for 12 hours each day, and rises only a little bit (less than 10 degrees) above the
horizon for a few minutes each day at solar local noon.
As it is, the yearly sea - ice minimum in the Arctic occurs
near the Equinox, when the
sun slips below the
horizon at the North Pole.
The real reading measured at a point and time, of course, is always much greater except when the
sun is low
near the
horizon.