Re:Drowning in Light (2014)
by ajuc on Friday June 22, 2018 @11:07AM
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Speaking from memory about experiences is not very precise, but I was shocked when I've seen nightsky on a particulary dark (no moon) night with almost no clouds in a very unpopulated area of Poland.
Usually in the city I can only see like 10 starts, and in a countryside near that city maybe 100, but they are very tiny and sky is black.
In that forest I've seen sky that was mostly stars, some had colors, Milky Way was dim but solid white belt with many stars in it. It was much closer to these long-exposure photos than to a regular night sky with light pollution.
Usually in the city I can only see like 10 starts, and in a countryside near that city maybe 100, but they are very tiny and sky is black.
In that forest I've seen sky that was mostly stars, some had colors, Milky Way was dim but solid white belt with many stars in it. It was much closer to these long-exposure photos than to a regular night sky with light pollution.