Light pollution has cut humanity's ancient connection with the stars – but we can restore it
Or Graur writes in The Conversation: People travel hundreds or thousands of miles and spend a fortune to see the night sky in all its splendor. But we are literally blocking out the cosmic beauty above our homes.
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Stars – News, Research and Analysis – The Conversation – page 1
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The Problems of Light Pollution, At the Smithsonian
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The Problems of Light Pollution, At the Smithsonian
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Light pollution has cut humanity's ancient connection with the stars
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