FIRST TIME REACTING TO | Living with the Dark Winters in Sweden | Midnight sun & Polar night
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You will love Jonna's channel. She is a very talented artist, musician, singer, jewellery maker, and content creator. Her cinematography is superb and extremely beautiful. She is a special soul, who has beautiful energy..
I love her Already and i haven't hear her music yet
@@CVTECK1yes, she's a lovely, genuine, empathic person. Her husband is also a jewellery maker. Check out her videos where she records the sounds of the Winter lake ice overnight...its amazing the sounds the ice makes. Her videos are very relaxing to watch. A special one is her video where lots of people from around the world made small videos telling people in the world the one thing that they thought was valuable in life, and Jonna compiled them all....very emotional and heartfelt. Enjoy binge watching her channel. Her videos are my stress reliever.
she is also a fantastic filmmaker and photographer
Watch her on swedens biggest arena, singing the national anthem
The time is real in the summer in north of sweden
I spent a year as an exchange student in Sweden. I'm from California. The darkness and cold winter is tough in Sweden, but the summer is awesome. It is a beautiful, clean peaceful country.
Due to the 23,5 degree tilt of Earth's rotational axis you can experience the midnight sun and polar night in any place north of the polar circle 66,5 degree north.
All real. All very real. It's all because the earth tilts on its axis. Thats why even in America the summer day are longer and in winter there is more darkness. The amazing thing is because the skies are so much clearer, the night skies in the burbs and countryside are literally otherworldly. The wilderness of Scandinavia is so amazing.
I believe that she lived in the middle of Sweden when filming this, there's around 400 miles to the northernmost tip of the country from there.
It's a bit funny, but more than half of Sweden (almost 2/3s) is called the North.
Sweden is basically located as far north as Alaska.
To answer your animal question. Large mammals - Moose, Brown bear, Roe Deer, Lynx, (very few wolves), reindeer, but they belong to the Sami people, and up towards the mountains also wolverine
As for what she eats; she goes to regular shops to get most things. She supplements this with her home grown things.
She's just angelic in optima forma. You should see, well hear, her call the reindeer, shiffers down your spine!
If you'd be wandering about in an artic forest and hear that haunting call, you wouldn't know if you should run to it or away from it.
I grew up further up north then where Jonna lives, and I have to let you know, that growing up there, means that for us, its normal with the 24/7 sunlight in the summers and pitch black days in the winters, cause that is what we grew up with :)
I moved to the south of Sweden and live there now, and I can easily adjust to the more "normal" days ... but living up there, I never even thought about ...
I’m so glad you did Jonna’s video..she does such beautiful work.. I watch her all the time. 🥰
Such a beautiful place and the views are great she did a wonderful job
@@CVTECK1 I have been subscribed to Jonna for a few years and she does amazing stuff and beautiful jewellery she makes and her husband have a small business where they sell jewellery ect .. always stunning videos.
I live even more north of Sweden and yes sadly the winter is true. But luckily we have summer time 😊
This lady is incredible. Please take the time to check her channel.
With regards the changing day length, even in the south of England where I live, in mid winter it is dark by 4:00 pm (16:00) whereas in mid summer the daylight can last from just after 3:00am (03:00) until past 10:00 pm (22:00). The further north (or south) you go, the more extreme these contrasts.
Its real, I live in Denmark, we do not have it so bad. But around 21. June the sun only sets for a few hours and at 21. December we only have about 4 hours of light
Jonna is a prized photlgrapher. She knows how to get the beauty out of any subject.
Way up in Alaska they too have midnight Sun and Polar Nights or so I have read.. I am way South of Sweden in UK, so we have short days, long nights in Winter and Longer days, shorter nights in Summer,, the Sun goes around the Equator where it is strong and bright the further North or South you go the weaker it becomes... She does the most amazing work.
I love her video and I love watching people react to it. It is a very real and very beautiful representation of life in the North. The earth is slightly tilted on its axis as it spins, so when the North is tilted towards the sun (summer) there is always light and the opposite in the winter, when it is tilted away from the sun. Thank you for reacting.
I am used to it. But I have heard exchange students etc get some kinds of depression from the lack of light during the winter.
Lots of elks, reindeers and other animals in Northern Sweden - We do hunt. And of course fishing! Our lakes and rivers got lot of fish :)
Jonna is hypnotizing everyone!
I agree
It's so real. The further north, the more like this it gets. And she is not at the upper most north.
It’s true, you get use to it. I moved from California to Sweden in 1992. You feel like a human being with nature. Swedes have a lust for candles and lighting in windows and I do struggle with being down in the winter but you adapt and eat vitamin D and B12
There's plenty of animals in those areas like wolves, brown bear, moose, lynx, Wolverine, reindeer, musk ox etc! A lot of cold climate animals cause it can get extremly cold (we had almost -50c this winter in the north)😄
oh wow. I'd be scared out there in the winter
@@CVTECK1it's generally not dangerous haha. The most dangerous animal is the moose out of all these. Just stay away from those giants and you're good.
We have a midsummer tradition, we play beachvolleyball at midnight then watch the sun rise at 2:30 am with a beer. :)
When we first moved to Alaska we covered our windows with aluminum foil during the summer so we could sleep.
Oh wow i forgot Alaska was the same way
Haha why that and not just curtains? XD
@@Nekotaku_TVyou need special curtains to block the sun. Normal curtains aren't dark enough.
@@presarioman I know, that's what I meant.
this is such a perfcect reaction ... you said everything that i thought the first time watching this xD
i live in the next town over we live in the bush if u would say but its about 20 to 30 km to nearest town so were not living in the nowhere but we can live without any of the modern city if we want to and its just wonderful
Midnight sun is very real. Nice reaction, greetings from Sweden.
I lived in Alaska during high school, and yes, the sun never sets in over 23 hours during the summer, and in the winter we only had sunshine for about 2-3 hours during the day.
There is a lot of reindeer and elk in that area of Sweden. And hinting season every spring. They probably eat that.
I never had any elk meat and duck two meat i want to try
It spins but she is so far north it never goes below the horizon itself but it goes around you 😅
She's not that far north. Northern Ångermanland, where she lives, is well below the Polar Circle and not even in the northern third of Sweden.
Welcome to my corner in Sweden, living little noth from where Jonna lives.
The chang of light in spring may mess you up for a week or two. I sleep more in the winter and less in the summer and wake up earlier because of the light but also get energi ed by the light and warm weather. Living up north all your life you are used to it but other may struggle and some people get depressed. My solution when getting tired of winter (still having 1 m of snow in mybackyard) is to do chores and hobbies in the house keeping myself occupied during the day. In summer the same but outsider. Living pretty much like Jonna in a small village (28 inhabitants). Fishing, foresting, hunting and growing our own veggies.
Same lat as as in the middle of Fairbanks and Delta Junction i Alaska but warmer thanks to the Gulf stream a outside the Norwegian Coast.
On my way home in Sweden after a month of backpacking around Europe I was on the ferry between Germany and Sweden in late June. It was around 6am and the sun was up and contrasting clouds making them truly deep purple. I felt like home, but a South African backpacker on the ferry thought it was the end of the world because she had never experienced the sun that early, that certain glow and those contrasting clouds. It really is special.
Animals , where they live they have mouse , bear , deer, wolf and many smaler animals . There is fish in the river .😁
I think you really meant to type 'moose', although there of course are a lot of mice too.
In the forrest you have wolves, bears, raindeers, deers, moose etc :) but believe it or not the moose is the animal u should stay away from :D the other aminals are more scared of u :P a moose specially with kids can be troublesome :D the moose is called the king of the forrest in sweden for a reason :P they can weight up to like 700 kg so u dont want to mess with them :D
I loved your reaction to Jonna's video 🤩
thank you and she's amazing
Before light pollution was a thing in most places then especially during the long and very dark winter nights of the far North the Milky Way was very visible. It’s a band of light stretching across the sky. This band (the most apparent part of our galaxy) is called ”Vintergatan” or ”Vinterbröt” etc in Scandinavian. So the ”Winter Way/Road” (stretching over the night sky) since you can only see it during the winter part of year in the far North. During this time it is magnifically clear to see and often blends in with the Aurora Borealis so the Northern Lights. It truly looks like an illustration out of a fantasy novel. Very otherworldly.
We learn this at school in Geography...
Jonna has a lot of beautiful videos. You should check out "Du gamla du fria", which is Swedens unofficial anthem. I also love her herding calls, the wolf song, the rock videos and the sounds of ice.
everything is true, I live in Sweden / Sundsvall
so beautiful
The top don't spin like the rest of the earth
2:39 yes it's real but mostly in the north i live 1 hour north of Stockholm and it's not this extreme but it's still cold and dark al night
Yes, the self unaliving rate doubles during the darkest times here in sweden. 🇸🇪
@1:24 Bears, wolverines, wolfs, mooses, deers, reindeer, (arctic) foxes, lynx, bigfoot and your peeping Tom mother in law. Luckily at this time of year a quadrilion mosquitos are still a few months away.
Greetings from Finland 🇫🇮👋
For the animals, up there we have reindeer, moose, deer, bear, wolf, wolverins, bobcats and alot more. but those are the big ones.
She lives at the same level as mid Alaska...
The summer definetly messes with your sleep schedule, i usally put up curtains over the windows to get it somewhat darker but it is still hard to fall asleep and not wake up in the middle of the night
It is real time mate, just as it is light 2.19 AM too in the summertime look at a map and you will see why and ofc the axial/tilt int relation to earth's rotation around the sun. Now we come to the topic of looks always sensitive but most people in scandinavia have blue eyes and that is the adaption to low light since blue eyed people see much much better in the dark and brown eyes see much better in strong sunlight, and ofc skincolor follow the strength of the sunlight too the ability to absorb and store D-vitamin during the summer months and light skin is better at that but not good to protect itself from getting sunburned if you look at someone in between from Greece they often have mixed eye color much darker skin than a Swed but much lighter than a Sub-Saharan African person so this is the simple reason we all look different it is just Mother Earth/ environment we have ro live in to survive the best aka survival of the fittest and not as many think it is survival of the strongest it is this simple elementary biology. That is why my time living in Sweden ws hard I am from Southern Greece and my skin could not get enough sunlight so even that Sweden is very beautiful many of us coming from the south are more depressed than the fair skinned Scandinavians, At the same time I do not get sunburned easily as do my Swedish friends when they visit me in Greece.. It is the pigment melanin and the amount you have that give you your skin color a darker skin more melanin repels ultraviolet light better and fair skin absorb light better due to less melanin. I know it is a bit nerdy but I am a biology UNI teacher. But you must visit Sweden or Norway or both they close if you have the possibility if it the Northern lights you want to see go in winter time January for midsomer sun in late June both are unforgettable, here in Greece it is much like the south of the USA so no need to go here for that contrast but we do have the famous white cliffs in azure blue waters of the Mediterranean sea if that takes your fancy and it is much much cheaper than in Sweden/Norway. But if money is tight go far North where you are Alaska, Northern Canada and look för the same latitude on a world map and you will experience the exact same conditions as Sweden upper half of Sweden this is the south will not give you the Northern lights so check your latitude carefully and dress for extreme cold like minus 25-30 celsius and that is -13 to -22 fahrenheit but it can get much colder than this during the winter, I hope you got some useful information, Cheers from Greece/Sweden. In Sweden Northern part and of the main Grid you can get the survival feel but this is even more prevalent here in Greece since it is much much poorer than the Nordic/Scandinavian countries but Greece outside of the main cities it is a real struggle trust me I know, one of the reasons I left the countryside in Greece was because we always had food shortage especially during the civil war. But ofc if you have money you can always get by even here in Greece (now for me but not when I was a child).
Yes its real. because of the tilt of the earth with the rotation. We have that in sweden xD
In general, Wim Hof breathing is characterized by a period of forced hyperventilation followed by a period of holding your breath. You're meant to inhale deeply each time and then allow your breath to leave you naturally - without using any force.
Over time, it does wonders.
Thanks. I still love your nick name
@CVTECK1 I can't be yummy anymore. I noticed my first gray hairs a few weeks ago. I'm only 53. Made worse (not really) by the fact my daughter is 20 very soon.
I'm getting old.
@@almostyummymummywe're getting wiser not old.
You've probably got a bunch of explanations in the comments already, but the reason for Sweden, as well as Norway, Finland, Iceland, Russia, Canada and Greenland, have such differences in light conditions in summer and winter is because all these countries have the arctic circle running through them and at and above that it is always like this. This is because of how the earth is tilted and is distanced from the sun while spinning around it.
I live in Gothenburg in southern Sweden, and we have light differences here too during the different seasons, but we never get the midnight sun or the polar night down here. In winter the sun usually rises at around 9 in the morning and sets at around 3 in the afternoon, and in summer it rises at around 4 in the morning and sets at around 10 in the evening.
get over here! we will visit stockholm and the mountain range
I live near Jonna and we are use to the light in summer and dark in winter.
You're missing the fact the earth is titled.
I know 23.5 it's Amazing to see this because i never even think about it
@@CVTECK1 I'm from the north of England so it's very noticeable here, our light levels fluctuate yearly from pretty much 18 hours of day light to 17 hours of darkness.
I love her videos, it's so inspiring 💞 Sweden gave us so many great music bands. Abba, Roxette, Ace of base, The knife
deer..moose..hares ,birds so on is a huge food thing and then the berries and vegetables
You never get used to it, it's always wierd
It's just so beautiful
Of course you get used to it - it's not the least bit weird. You cannot speak for other people - I was raised 100 kilometres of the Arctic Circle in Sweden and this is perfectly normal conditions for me.
Vinterfrid... My hypotisis is that there is a reason why winter holidays to warmer and brighter countries during winters are so common. And why christmas lights and candles are such integrated part of Scandinavian winter culture. I would claim that you, way up in the north, are a bit of an exception to the norm.
3:35 Hahaha.
I love this video, always gets me a bit chocked up. I don't live in the north but I am Swedish. We have a strong relationship with the sun because of this.
Yeah a lot of people get seasonal depression because of it. I don't get it but most of all I hate the bloody birds chirping early in the summer mornings. But no nothing happens with the eyes, it's too gradual haha.
You should watch a few more of her videos like the wolf song and national anthem.
I'm in my 70,'s and I believe the older you get the more money they make off of you by prescribing medications you don't need. Nature and where you are at in your own mind is all you need. I don't think I said this right but in my own mind I know what I'm trying to say lol
Nancy i agree with you...Mind set is the start. I believe in the power of the mind and yes nature is beauty and can heal.
I personally think it's caused by the increase of unhealthy lifestyle and bad habits. It's easier to prescribe medication than it is to get a person to change their entire lifestyle. In my country medication isn't expensive, and doctors don't get paid by medication so they aren't gaining anything from prescribing more, it's just more affective to give people medicine to deal with the symptoms of their unhealthiness rather than get them to address the root of their problems.
❤❤hi from norway
Funny thing is that I see a lot of people saying that they would live in the north of Sweden if they had good internet. Well, as long as you don't live in the middle of the forest, but live close to a city (even if the city is very small) you can in many cases get fiberoptic internet. Looking at the area where Jonna lives, not exactly but in the area, you can get a decent house for $200k and have 500mb/500mb internet.
Exactly. What you cook you eat..
So many reactors wonder where she gets the food from, sure she grows a lot of that in the summer and save for the winter. But she can actually do what you do, go to a store and buy it, it's not as remote as you think.
Fantastic reaction man!
One thing, Sweden is one of the richest nations in the world so she still hs access to all modern conveniences if she wants them. It's just that it's a bit longer to the nearest convience store so you need to plan your buyings a bit better. She doesn't have to get her own food, she does it because she enjoys it.
as a neighbour to jonna i will tell u that i would never ever change anything about it:) ure welcome to visit whenever u want
So, are you able to go shopping in winter? Or is it completely impossible to drive a car in these snowy conditions? Is it really possible to stack up enough food to survive the winter? I mean I know people had to do that for all of mankinds history but nonetheless it is so hard to imagine this in our spoiled times.
And what about people with other jobs? Not everyone can work from home like Jonna...
I have so many questions.
we get tired up here and our body goes into restmode just like the bears going to sleep but instead of sleeping and lazy just go out and enjoy the hours u have:) try to do as much as u can u get into survival mode.
You should listen to Jonna when she sings the Swedish national anthem
we get used to the clock during the four seasons
well a creative sole from sweden 🙂 She is great!
she's great
"Creative sole"? Special shoes that is?
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just as a comment it is a huge difference between the southern sweden to the northern.
Not trying to be rude, but some people's ignorance of basic realities of the world is actually kind of stunning in a world full of access to knowledge, you almost have to go out of your way not to know that arctic and antarctic regions have daylight extremes in summer and winter.
You know what you know, there's plenty to learn. There's billions of these that one person knows that you don't have a clue about and to them it might be common knowledge. It happens 🤷♂️
I was thinking just the same - but then again, I have long time since realised that the American school system seems to be quite inferior to the most countries in the world. Thus I am not blaming the individuals but the system that does not provide their citizens with basic knowledge of things outside the U.S. Then again, Alaska is part of the nation and has similar conditions to Northern Sweden, so it would be known also by U.S: citizens. Just saying.
its not easy all the time but u get used to it after awhile
Jonna är fantastisk och visar det vackraste av Sverige. Och sen kommer södra halvan av sverige hua hua. if you have questions keep in T
icebaths though is not for everyone so u manage without it i tell u that:)
I no blue eyes see better in the dark
Plz react to her music 👍🙂
Not every swedish women is blonde and beautiful! Take me for instance..........Im a redhead and ugly! 🤪😂
No d in Henrik
There is no such thing as ‘‘2 in the morning’’, it's either 2 o'clock in the afternoon or at night.
It's a thing here
@@CVTECK1 so night time is not a thing in the US then? .... If you lot don't even get taught the clock properly the American education sysyem is truly the worst in the world, no offence.
Actually Mr pedantic using your own logic to make you look more of an id.iot when it's light at 2a.m how is that the night? Or did you mean why hasn't he learnt your local clock where YOU live. There is no set global day and night time. Ironic when the meaning of morning is when the sun shines, and in tje video you're looking at the sun at 2a.m. Not as smart as you think you are now are you
@@laziojohnny79 it's just a linguistic thing. In the US they say 2 in the morning to mean 2 at night. After midnight it becomes early morning! It's just a difference in how to express it. This is probably due to farmers in the past having to get up at around 4am to start work, so that would be morning. Therefore calling 2am morning as well isn't that extreme.
@@wiiboiwill It is not a linguistic thing nor an American thing, some people tend to say that in Europe too. It might derive from farmers,fishermen or bakers, the fact still remains that a day has 4 parts, each of which has 6 hours and all those 4 have a name; night, morning, afternoon and evening. It's a dumb phrase and adds no value, quite the contrary; it's linguistic poverty and degration. It's as retarded as 11 in the afternoon or 4 in the evening.