Solstice Sunset -- Tuesday's sunset, as seen in midtown Manhattan at 8:12 pm. Perihelion, when the earth is closest to the sun on its annual orbit, comes on July 5 this year.
posted by Mo Krochmal @ 3:23 PM
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
Solstice Sunset -- Tuesday's sunset, as seen in midtown Manhattan at 8:12 pm. Perihelion, when the earth is closest to the sun on its annual orbit, comes on July 5 this year.
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