The statement in Eq. 1 says that if we make a measurement of X, it is likely. to fall within the range (X. best. - Î´X) to (X. best. + Î´X). To represent this measurement graphically, the best. estimate of the value is denoted by a data point, and the uncertainty Â±Î´X is indicated by error bars drawn on. both sides of the measured value. Alternatively, with some algebraic manipulation, Eq. 1 can be written as. ! X = X. best  1Â±. #X.
Sunrise, sunset, day length and solar time for Fairbanks. 1  Sunrise: 06:17AM. 2  Sunset: 09:25PM. 3  Day length: 15h 8m.  Solar noon: 01: 1 51PM. The current local time in Fairbanks is 111 minutes ahead of apparent solar time.
Photo by the University of Alaska Fairbanks. December 2, 2012. The opposite of the midnight sun happens during the winter solstice. In Fairbanks, during the darkest day of the year, the sun rises for about three hours just as in the summer it only sets for three hours. The midnight sun is only found above the arctic circle, when the sun dips but never fully sets. The arctic circle is 66 degrees, 33 minutes and 44 seconds latitude.