Overview
- The Instagram video, posted Wednesday, June 17, 2026, by Nick Bisht, shows a 9 pm summer sky in Denmark that looks like late afternoon when curtains are opened.
- Bisht demonstrates that he keeps heavy blackout curtains shut to trick himself into night so he can maintain normal sleep routines.
- The short clip went viral across social platforms and prompted viewers to share amazement and similar anecdotes about long northern European daylight hours.
- Bisht told followers he will publish detailed roadmaps on building an IT career and relocating abroad, using daily-life clips to grow his audience.
- The prolonged evening light is explained by Denmark’s northern latitude and the Earth’s axial tilt, and residents commonly use dark curtains because Denmark does not need a full midnight sun to have very late sunsets.