Right now in northern Canada, I'm sharing daylight with
Most of Australia, most of SA and of course Antarctica.
Looking at the posting time, and it was definitely completely dark round here in northern England. If that's a flat earth spotlight shining on you and Oz, it's doing some clever stuff to miss out shining on me!
I don't know where you are, but they have a real lazy sun at Newcastle on Tyne!
On the 15th is doesn't get up till 8:22 am and sets again at 4:10 pm - not even awake for 8 hours.
Here in Brisbane, Australia, it's a much more hardworking sun!
On the 15th was out of bed bright and early by 5:06 am (well before I was) and kept hard at it till 6:47 pm, over 13 hours 40 mins!
Of course right now it's only a bit after mid-day there, and after 10 PM here.
Yep.. Not too far from Newcastle on a global scale.. Similar latitude but near the opposite coast.. Glad to be past the solstice so 'our' sun is getting less lazy by the day, as 'yours' is getting tired.
I love the midsummer 8 hour nights, when it never quite gets fully dark over the northern horizon here... Are you far enough south to be having the same effect over your southern horizon at the moment? That and the long twilight.. When I lived in India for a while years ago I really missed that.. It was never far from 12 hour light and dark all year round, and it goes dark and gets light very quickly when the sun sets and rises.
Another effect FE could never explain I suppose... The longer twilight as you get nearer the arctic/antarctic circles.