The Inuvik dawn competition within the Northwest Territories in Canada marks the return of the solar after greater than 30 days of polar nights and no official dawn.
A polar night time, a phenomenon when the night time lasts for greater than 24 hours, is attributable to the rotation of the Earth in relation to the place of the solar. Earth rotates on a titled axis which implies there are durations of the 12 months the place the Arctic Circle and the Antarctic Circle are both fully uncovered or obscured from the solar. Due to it is northern location, Inuvik additionally sees 56 days of 24 hour daylight in the summertime.
Filmed by Karli Zschogner and Kristian Binder
