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  1. Threats to astronomical observatory sites around the world from light pollution are growing, but the existing skyglow standard for site protection dates to nearly a half-century ago. Astronomers are considering a new standard to replace it given advances in lighting technology.

    Read more about what's at stake for astronomy and how this effort developed: darkskyconsulting.com/blog/tow

    #Astronomy #NightSky #DarkSkies #SiteProtection #Observatories #LightPollution

  2. Threats to astronomical observatory sites around the world from light pollution are growing, but the existing skyglow standard for site protection dates to nearly a half-century ago. Astronomers are considering a new standard to replace it given advances in lighting technology.

    Read more about what's at stake for astronomy and how this effort developed: darkskyconsulting.com/blog/tow

    #Astronomy #NightSky #DarkSkies #SiteProtection #Observatories #LightPollution

  3. Threats to astronomical observatory sites around the world from light pollution are growing, but the existing skyglow standard for site protection dates to nearly a half-century ago. Astronomers are considering a new standard to replace it given advances in lighting technology.

    Read more about what's at stake for astronomy and how this effort developed: darkskyconsulting.com/blog/tow

    #Astronomy #NightSky #DarkSkies #SiteProtection #Observatories #LightPollution

  4. Threats to astronomical observatory sites around the world from light pollution are growing, but the existing skyglow standard for site protection dates to nearly a half-century ago. Astronomers are considering a new standard to replace it given advances in lighting technology.

    Read more about what's at stake for astronomy and how this effort developed: darkskyconsulting.com/blog/tow

    #Astronomy #NightSky #DarkSkies #SiteProtection #Observatories #LightPollution