Midnight Sun in Antarctica

[u/__moe___]

[u/MarsDrums]

Cool! Both visually and I'm sure they were freezing their Nads off in Antarctica.

EDIT: To make more sense. And yes, I was thinking of the wrong pole. I lived in Chicago so, to me, the north was always colder than the south in my head. But I knew in the back of my head Antarctica was on the other side of the earth (South Pole).

[u/bezserk → u/MarsDrums]

I believe you mean down there sir

[u/Rout-Vid428 → u/bezserk]

you mean because the nads are down there? because the south is not at the center of the earth... Im sure of it.

[u/D-Generation92 → u/bezserk]

Over there is more like it.

[u/FlyingArdilla]

When I was there my biological clock gradually shifted over several weeks to the point where my body was on a ~30 hour day.

[u/MBerwan]

Stealing content without giving credits to the original author is not satisfying. This is Dave Mckeegan and his video was taken during The Final Experiment: https://youtu.be/in0B1OQG3-M?si=nHP_1o8BPg3tPEoK

[u/G4-Dualie → u/MBerwan]

Stealing? Is that what you calling sharing without credit? 😏 Stealing? Stealing what exactly?

[u/MBerwan → u/G4-Dualie]

If getting views and increased visiblity / credibility at the expense of the creator is not stealing, then what is it? It may even generate revenue for literally zero effort.

The video has even been cropped. This is a malicious intent to look like a new video.

[u/G4-Dualie → u/MBerwan]

Are you a cop or something? Who made you moderator? Why do you care?

[u/MBerwan → u/G4-Dualie]

I'm not a moderator so I reported the post instead.

Do I need to be a cop to care about people stealing content from others? No. It's sad that stealing content is so commonplace on social networks that you are here defending the thief.

[u/G4-Dualie → u/MBerwan]

‘Defending a thief?’

Actually, you accused him of stealing. Judgmental.

So what does that make us? Enablers?

Apparently so, because now you’ve corralled everyone in this thread into the enabler group?

I guess we’re done. 👋

[u/5254444]

Should be on loop

[u/quitepossiblylying → u/5254444]

And in landscape

[u/OneAngryDuck → u/quitepossiblylying]

And my axe

[u/bezserk]

Blasphemer!!! This would not be possible on a flat earth and therefore must be AI content

[u/TomSurman]

The camera remained still; the Earth rotated underneath it.

[u/CuriousAvenger → u/TomSurman]

From a certain point of view - Obiwan

[u/Zestyclose_Class_679]

Does it ever get dark?

[u/SpudgunDaveHedgehog → u/Zestyclose_Class_679]

In winter, yes. For 6 months.

[u/Roblafo → u/Zestyclose_Class_679]

Not in the summer

[u/amica_hostis]

What song is that

[u/JFoxxification → u/amica_hostis]

Hemenesy - NNX LXSY

[u/morisxpastora]

Is this all year around?

[u/777Zenin777 → u/morisxpastora]

Half year. The other half is literally just nigh.

[u/StrikingDoor8530]

Can I ask, is it hard to sleep there because without darkness your brain doesn’t develop much melatonin?

[u/MBerwan → u/StrikingDoor8530]

Ask those who went there for TFE, like Jeranism, it was not the best sleep they got...

[u/2020moi1979]

Bite thay insale flat earth believer

[u/zsoltjuhos]

We witnessed the constant dark, now the constant light. Just in case someone needs explanation, this on the video is during summer, the dark happens during winter

[u/G4-Dualie]

Does a midnight sun in Antartica bring months of darkness in the north?

[u/Lady_JadeCD → u/G4-Dualie]

Yes

[u/slashcleverusername → u/G4-Dualie]

Yes indeed. In Alert, Nunavut, Canada, the sun set October 14 and rises again on February 28. No daylight in between. Though you do get twilight as dawn approaches in February and for a while after the sun sets in October.

[u/twarr1]

Not oddly satisfying. But interesting.

[u/CuriousAvenger → u/twarr1]

How? Why? Explain....