Alkuhetket
Alkuhetket, also known as the "first light" or "dawn," is the period of time just before sunrise when the sky begins to lighten. This transition from darkness to daylight is marked by the gradual appearance of light in the sky, typically occurring around 30 minutes before the actual sunrise. The term "alkuhetket" is derived from Finnish, where "alku" means "beginning" and "hetket" means "moments."
During alkuhetket, the sky often displays a range of colors, including shades of pink, orange, and purple,
Alkuhetket is a popular time for various activities, such as photography, birdwatching, and meditation. It is
The scientific study of alkuhetket involves the observation of atmospheric conditions and the behavior of light