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The 13 pages that link to Sunset, each with the reason it gives.

• Rayleigh scatteringRelated: The long atmospheric path removes more short-wavelength light from the direct solar beam.

• Islamic calendarRelated: In Islamic timekeeping, a new calendar day begins at sunset.

• Atmospheric refractionRelated: Refraction keeps the Sun’s image visible briefly after its geometric position passes below the horizon.

• HorizonRelated: Its apparent timing is shaped by the visible horizon and refraction.

• Day lengthRelated: It marks the other endpoint used to calculate day length.

• Daylight saving timeRelated: The clock shift makes summer evenings appear to have more daylight after work or school.

• Cardinal directionRelated: West is conventionally the direction of sunset, a familiar orientation cue.

• IftarRelated: Iftar traditionally begins at sunset, marking the fast’s daily endpoint.

• Blue hourRelated: The evening blue hour follows sunset as indirect twilight light remains.

• EveningRelated: It marks the visible transition from daylight into evening.

• Belt of VenusRelated: The band often becomes visible after sunset, opposite the setting Sun.