I took these two pictures in our bedroom the other evening, probably around 8:00pm. This is sunlight, shining in the northern window of our bedroom. Yes, that's right--in the summer, the sun rises in the northeast, and sets in the northwest, having traveled about 3/4 of the way around the sky. The flip side is that in the winter, the sun never leaves the south.
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I looked up the data associated with those photos. You were right (of course). You took the pictures at 8:11 pm, exactly 1 hour before the sunset on June 29. On that day the civil twilight ended 40 minutes later at 9:51 pm.
and then the uncivil twilight began
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