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https://github.com/nathan-osman/rust-sunrise/blob/2e7d1fd5d77ca753bd18ca914594ac391ccbe953/CHANGELOG.md#300
On polar days and polar nights, sunrise or sunset may not occur on a given day, and thus the corresponding value may be absent.
This behaviour depends on the weather service used.
For met.no and nws, both sunrise and sunset will be absent on polar days and polar nights, but OpenWeatherMap will show the same time for both sunrise and sunset.