June 27 2015. Sunset 8:31 PM
Long Island City, NY
Wedding bells!
This is the 8th year of the dailybell. In the spirit of celebration, I would like to invite you to subscribe to the dailybell by making a non-monetary contribution. The subscription is one where you contribute by pledging a day or series of days to observe and share a sunrise and/or sunset of your own. This blog is a shared portal and repository for your observations and offerings. Any media is acceptable (including prose, drawings, charts, photos, audio, video, etc).
Saturday, June 27, 2015
Sunday, June 21, 2015
Happy Solstice- LOUD and clear!
Sunset 8:34 PM. Chapel of the Chimes
June 21, 2015. Solstice. Oakland, CA
My video of the sunset bell ringing didn't turn out too bad after all so here is another view of the sunset observance. It was really great!
June 21, 2015. Solstice. Oakland, CA
My video of the sunset bell ringing didn't turn out too bad after all so here is another view of the sunset observance. It was really great!
Solstice Sunset at Garden of Memory
Sunset 8:34 PM. Oakland, CA
June 21, 2015
ckuslasa (on YouTube) shot this really nice video of the vent- It's much better quality than mine so I hope he or she doesn't mind my sharing it here. The whole evening was amazing. Many thanks to Sarah Cahill and all the other performers who made it possible.
And hooray and thanks to all who participated in the sunset bell ringing. What a fabulous noise!!
June 21, 2015
ckuslasa (on YouTube) shot this really nice video of the vent- It's much better quality than mine so I hope he or she doesn't mind my sharing it here. The whole evening was amazing. Many thanks to Sarah Cahill and all the other performers who made it possible.
And hooray and thanks to all who participated in the sunset bell ringing. What a fabulous noise!!
Wednesday, June 10, 2015
Bottoming Out
Earliest Sunrise- Flatline
June 10, 2015
June 10, 2015
Sunrise 5:47 AM. San Francisco, CA

Beginning today and for the next 9 days, the sunrise will be at its earliest moment for the year (at this latitude). By the Solstice, it will already have been rising later, squeezing daylight away from the morning side of things.
I love how this happens. The
longest day is on the Solstice, but that is not because it is the earliest
sunrise and latest sunset of the year. It’s not that symmetrical. Check out
this chart from 2008 to see how rates of slowdown and expansion work for each
end of the day and enjoy the sound of the earliest sunrise of the year. (It’s
been the same every year so far)
Listen. It was raining this morning!!!
If you are interested in finding out when sunrise in your location “bottoms out”, go to sunrisesunset.com and plug in your location.
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