Sunrise and twilight zones in Budapest

Guide to Sunrise and twilight zones in Budapest, Hungary. Twilight zones: night, astronomical twilight, nautical twilight, civil twilight, sunrise, daylight. Video created for 5deg.com website.

[@M_186]

كان هذا أفضل مقطع أستدل به للمعرفة🤓👏

[@JaroslavBengl]

Thanks for the explanations! ✨👍🏻

[@user-pd6bd7ir4z]

a good video. make it longer with more commentary next time please

[@muqahtanii]

شكراً

[@Hotel2013]

Sunrise is the latest on January 23 in Metro Manila

[@Jason32Bourne]

What song is used?

[@user-az3rt6ui9p]

رائع فيديو...

[@kuzbuz86]

Thank you

[@minhnguyen-ud9bs]

Me:Sun below horizon 11° look like night but is nautical twilight

[@chelseaking1735]

Superb. Why is sunrise so late in July

[@gasparigi]

It depend of the location on Earth and time zone. More info here for any location: sun.5deg.com/

[@chelseaking1735]

Igor Gaspar It’s fine. I realised you meant the 7th of November. In July the sun rises at late 4 to 5.

[@chelseaking1735]

Igor Gaspar You should do another one for sunswt

[@chelseaking1735]

Sunset

[@bensmith2951]

Actually when the sun is between 18 and 24 degrees below the horizon it’s called “Emerald Campus Twilight” not “Night (Complete Darkness)”

[@Al.359]

Emerald Campus Twilight: It is vertical light not horizontal, and is reflected from cosmic dust, right?

[@bensmith2951]

@@Al.359, yes it’s the light from cosmic dust, it’s vertical not horizontal, if we use Emerald Campus Twilight, since the earth is titled 23 1/2 degrees anything within a half degree of either pole never experiences night on any day of the year (including the winter solstice)
The horizontal twilights are
Civil - 0 to 6 degrees below the horizon
Nautical - 6 to 12 degrees below the horizon
Astronomical - 12 to 18 degrees below the horizon
Emerald Campus Twilight between 18 and 24 degrees below the horizon is vertical