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uring the nautical polar night period, there is no trace of daylight, except around midday. It happens when there is no nautical twilight and only astronomical twilight occurs at the solar culmination. Nautical twilight happens when the Sun is between six and twelve degrees below the horizon. There is a location at the horizon around midday with more light than others because of refraction. During nautical night, the Sun is lower than 12° below the horizon, so nautical polar night is limited to latitudes above 78° 34', which is exactly 12° within the polar circle, or 11.5° from the pole. Alert, Nunavut, the northernmost settlement in Canada and the world, experiences this from November 19 to January 22.[2] Oodaaq, a gravel bank at the northern tip of Greenland and a disputed most northerly point of land, experiences this from November 15 to January 27. Its antipode (83°40′S 150°7′E), experiences this from May 13 to July 31.[3] The Canadian territory of Eureka, Nunavut, experiences this from December 1 to January 10. Its antipode (79°58′S 94°4′E), experiences this from June 1 to July 11. The Norwegian territory of Svalbard Ny-Ålesund experiences this from December 12 to 30. Its antipode (78°55′S 168°4′W), experiences this from June 12 to July 1. The Russian territory of Franz Josef Land experiences this from November 27 to January 15. Its antipode (81°S 125°W), experiences this from May 25 to Ju astronomical polar night is a period of continuous night where no astronomical twilight occurs. Astronomical twilight happens when the Sun is between twelve and eighteen degrees below the horizon and astronomical night when it is lower than that. Thus, the astronomical polar night is limited to latitudes above 84° 34', which is exactly 18° within the polar circle, or five and a half degrees from the pole. During the astronomical polar night stars of the sixth magnitude, which are the dimmest stars visible to the naked eye, will be visible throughout the entire day. This happens when the sun is between 18° and 23° 26’ below the horizon. These conditions last about 11 weeks at the poles. The South Pole, Antarctica experiences this from May 11 to August 1.[4] The North Pole experiences this from Novem

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