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Hello Maksutov,
(1) How does the midnight Sun really appear?
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The same as the Sun does anywhere when it is the same number of degrees above the horizon. In this case, usually with some artifacts that are related to cold temperatures.
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(2) Do people see the stars and planets during the night of the midnight sun?
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No, because it's daytime. You might see Venus if you know where to look, but that's true anywhere.
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(3) Is the night of the midnight Sun real? In other words, is there a real darknees along the night of the midnight Sun or during any part of it?
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No, it's daytime.
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Originally Posted by Attiyah Zahdeh
(4) How long is the night of the midnight Sun?
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There is no night. It's daytime all the time. For established nations, the longest period is about 76 days.
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(5) What about the behavior of the birds and animals at such a night?
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There's no night, but those that hibernate are already doing so, the others have adjusted to the changes in the amount of light.
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(6) What about the auroras at the time of the midnight Sun?
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You won't see them. The daytime sky is too bright.
Here's an article that might help you with this phenomenon.