CBC (19 January 2023)

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Goodbye, dark sky. The stars are rapidly disappearing from our night sky

The research "confirms something that many of us have suspected for a while, which is that the rate at which light pollution is growing throughout the world is much faster than we previously appreciated," said John Barentine, the executive officer and principal consultant at Dark Sky Consulting, LLC and former head of the International Dark Sky Association, who was not involved in the study.

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10/19/2023 04:08:41

It's disheartening to bid farewell to the dark sky, where countless stars once adorned our nights. Light pollution and urbanization are swiftly robbing us of this natural wonder, making it increasingly challenging to witness the beauty of a starry night. Preserving the night sky isn't just about aesthetics; it's vital for our connection to the cosmos, for wildlife, and for our own well-being. As the stars fade, let's work together to protect the night sky, rekindle our sense of wonder, and ensure that future generations can still look up and dream among the stars.

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Goodbye, dark sky. The stars are rapidly disappearing from our night sky

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