Polar Day - Sun never sets

[MrStan1941]

STUNNING

[seraphlgabri]

that's the coolest video I've ever seen.

[juicyXD]

Perfect song for this vid...and I'm not even a Pink Floyd fan!

[radulica]

where is this shot?

[Imantos]

@radulica I think it's in northern Canada, but you could experience this in many places within the arctic or antarctic circle.

[astrofranck]

It's fantastic...

[JMPhillips99]

Pink Floyd-Breathe

[Imantos]

@JMPhillips99 That's right. As a matter of fact, how could it be wrong.

[res340]

Question. If you're 20 miles south of the artic circle facing north. Do you see a daylight sky 20 miles away but it being dark directly above you?

[Imantos]

@res340 I guess it looks like an evening sky just after sunset. I'm sure some of the brightest stars can be seen.

[macluca1]

What month is this during?

[Imantos]

@macluca1 One could work it out only by knowing the location. In any case, it's during the summer. Probably June-July if it is in Northern hemisphere and December-January if it's in Antarctica.

[ocaoocidental]

@macluca1 Summer. I think that in the end of the month of June.

[DarkKnightBob1o1]

0:08 finally can get some sleep.....DAMN YOU!!! DAN YOU TO HELL!!!!!

[TheElefaunt]

I wonder how hard making a camping trip to this spot would be.

[Imantos]

Yeah, choosing the right flight, the right car, the right footwear, the right outfit and the right food, and, above everything, the right season :)

[ijmccardle]

@Imantos The guy who did that shot is called Warren Sloss, a camera man for the BBC's Natural History Unit... This shot was used in the series 'Planet Earth'.

[Imantos]

@ijmccardle I love the series mostly because of inspired shots like this.

[noidea111]

whats the name of the song

[Imantos]

it's from the album "Dark Side of the Moon" by Pink Floyd, not sure which track, I think "Us and Them"

[davorjerman]

cool:)

[Lapsellinen]

i wanna experience this! wonderful!!