Re:Is Artificial Light Poisoning the Planet?
by michaelteter on Wednesday February 22, 2023 @08:55PM
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I had this same experience when I moved from metropolitan Texas to a high altitude location in the mountains of Colorado. I would take my dog for a walk at 2am and just get stuck staring upward.
The first couple of nights, I was amazed at what I could see, but then I was a bit annoyed about this one strip of clouds that was blocking part of my view across the entire sky. The next night I realized it wasn't a cloud :). "My God, it's full of stars."
Portugal is relatively close to NL, and it has some spectacular sky viewing which isn't too remote from villages or places to stay.
The first couple of nights, I was amazed at what I could see, but then I was a bit annoyed about this one strip of clouds that was blocking part of my view across the entire sky. The next night I realized it wasn't a cloud :). "My God, it's full of stars."
Portugal is relatively close to NL, and it has some spectacular sky viewing which isn't too remote from villages or places to stay.