Australia's southernmost Antarctic research station enjoys 24 minute sunrise after six weeks of darkness

Researchers at Australia's southernmost Antarctic research station recently celebrated the return of the sun after six weeks of polar darkness. ABC News Australia reports the station experienced a twenty-four-minute sunrise, with staff gathering to mark the moment as daylight begins to return to the continent.

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