Uploaded April 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
"Time-lapse of the sunset over 1000 consecutive days. Watch as the Sun yo-yos back and forth along the horizon as the seasons change.
This video shows images of the sunset taken from the same point at the Mount Laguna Observatory in San Diego County over a 3 year period. Each individual image was recorded by the west-facing HPWREN camera. "
~ Robert Quimby (May 28, 2020)
See also the narrated version of this video: youtu.be/DF05mCqQTmw
In this video, we see the apparent furthest extents of the sun's path north and south, at least from the perspective of the camera at this certain latitude and longitude. The Tropic of Capricorn marks the farthest-left point on the screen and the Tropic of Cancer, the farthest-right.
"Time-lapse of the sunset over 1000 consecutive days. Watch as the Sun yo-yos back and forth along the horizon as the seasons change.
This video shows images of the sunset taken from the same point at the Mount Laguna Observatory in San Diego County over a 3 year period. Each individual image was recorded by the west-facing HPWREN camera. "
~ Robert Quimby (May 28, 2020)
See also the narrated version of this video: youtu.be/DF05mCqQTmw
In this video, we see the apparent furthest extents of the sun's path north and south, at least from the perspective of the camera at this certain latitude and longitude. The Tropic of Capricorn marks the farthest-left point on the screen and the Tropic of Cancer, the farthest-right.
