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84 days of sunlight: Alaska town won’t see another sunset until August
The northernmost city in the United States just had its final sunrise of the season and will experience perpetual daylight for 84 consecutive days. Utqiaġvik, Alaska, is located in the Arctic Circle at the very northern tip of the state. Every year, the city with a population of about 4,500...