How To Watch Stonehenge Winter Solstice 2022 Live Streaming Online in IST? View Sunset and Sunrise From the English Heritage on Instagram & YouTube at Indian Time

Stonehenge Winter Solstice 2022 live streaming video is highly searched for during this particular time. This week marks the winter solstice, and Pagans from across the nation and abroad will assemble in Wiltshire at Stonehenge to celebrate the shortest day of the year. Unbelievably, the day can also be referred to as midwinter because the days get longer after it has gone and the countdown to spring starts, even though it is the first day of the astronomical winter season. Stonehenge Winter Solstice 2022 Live Streaming: When and How To Watch the Sunset and Sunrise From the English Heritage? Everything To Know About the Event To Be Streamed Online.

This year's winter solstice for the northern hemisphere occurs on Wednesday, December 21. According to the website Time and Date, London will have barely 7 hours, 49 minutes, and 42 seconds of daylight on the day of the solstice. The sun will rise at 8.03 am and set at 3.53 pm. The winter solstice often falls on December 21, though it can also happen on December 22 occasionally, as it did in 2019. The vernal equinox in the Northern Hemisphere is on Monday, March 20, 2023, when the astronomical winter season will end and spring will begin.

How to Watch Stonehenge Winter Solstice 2022 Live Streaming?

Here are the directions on how to watch a live stream if you want to see it without travelling to Wiltshire. On December 22, English Heritage will broadcast the dawn live on its digital networks. You can visit the official Stonehenge or the English Heritage YouTube or Instagram channels. You can also watch the YouTube video link here.

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The summer solstice is the longest day of the year and the start of summer according to the astronomical calendar. It occurred around June 20 and has come to be associated with Stonehenge and paganism. The two equinoxes in March and September mark the beginning of spring and autumn, respectively. In principle, the world receives 12 hours of daylight during these two times of the year when the equator is the closest point on Earth to the sun.

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