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Sun Doesn't Set for Five Days at the South Pole

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Watch a time-lapse video of the sun that stayed up for more than 120 consecutive hours! 16.05.2017, Sputnik International

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Sun Doesn't Set for Five Days at the South Pole

13:00 GMT 16.05.2017 (Updated: 10:00 GMT 30.11.2022)

What does the sun do at the Pole !? from Robert Schwarz on Vimeo.

Watch a time-lapse video of the sun that stayed up for more than 120 consecutive hours!

Polar explorers in Antarctica captured a fantastic phenomenon between March 8-13: the sun stayed up for five days. It circled around the horizon, until it finally set on March 22.