Being in Hawaii, we get to witness what we call, "Lahaina Noon," where the sun is directly overhead, leading to smooth objects without a shadow. This happens twice a year, for us: once before and once after the summer solstice. South Point Hawaii has the earliest and latest one during the year, being the southern most part of our state. It's a fun thing to remind us of our planet zooming around the sun!
Quoted sources in video and other resources:
1. https://lookintohawaii.com/hawaii/927...
2. Dates for 2020:
https://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/2020/05...
3. https://www.bishopmuseum.org/astronom...
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Music is from the YouTube library:
"Fun in the Sun," by Chris Haugen