For kicks on my lunch break, I watched 30 seconds of the first video.
I'm assuming the video is something about why it isn't dark at noon after 1/2 year, which is explained by the difference between sidereal and solar days which are (for simplicity) ~4 minutes apart. Because ~4 minutes multiplied by (for simplicity) ~180 days = 12 hours, there's your explanation.
Next.
So why after 6 months you will be looking in the opposite direction at night but still see the same stars?