Jesus Christ. The sun went down at 4:51 today in New York. Oh my God. It might as well have never come up. That’s so bad—and get this: it’s not going to set after 5 p.m. until January 22nd. You’re in for a long, bad time. This is awful.
Here's a video of a sunset on Mars, assembled from photographs taken by the Mars rover Opportunity. Mars! You know that funny feeling you get, when you think about how small Earth is, and how big the universe it? Yeah.
[Wish you lived in this photo? This beach—perhaps not coincidentally—is called Orange Beach, and it's in Alabama. Was the sunset this nice where you were? Photo via AP.]
[While financial types on Wall Street might be commuting home in the rain this evening, it's supposed to be a sunny weekend in New York City. Image via AP]
This time lapse video really captured the gorgeous sunset that Manhattan was privy to this past Wednesday night. The camera was set up at the Bliss Street Station in on a 7 Train platform on top of Queens Boulevard.
