Utqiaġvik, a town in Alaska formerly known as Barrow, is currently witnessing the sunrise after a period of 66 days of darkness. Located within the Arctic Circle, this phenomenon is a result of the sun remaining below the horizon during the winter months. The return of sunlight not only brings light and warmth to the town, but also signals the start of a new season. This unique occurrence is a testament to the extreme conditions and natural wonders of the polar regions.