Today is the December #solstice, when the Sun appears at its most southerly point.
Here's how the Sun's movement looks from space, seen by @eumetsat's #Meteosat...one frame at 6am UTC each day.
In Dec, Europe is in darkness at 6am but in the summer we're already in the sun!pic.twitter.com/h2VNEh5u5a
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This animation brings up the question: Which spot (and time of day) on Earth sees the most consistent sunlight luminosity each day at a specific time? Bonus question: which spot sees the most consistent sunrise/sunset luminosity?
