Oregon's Dark Skies | Oregon Field Guide
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- Опубликовано: 8 мар 2020
- The glow from cities and even our car headlights isn't just making the stars disappear from view; it's making our wildlife disappear, too.
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Interesting topic I don't think most people are aware of.
OPB is so awesome.
I didn't know about this! I will do my part to educate myself and others about light pollution! Thank you for sharing this!
I envy her. Congrats on what I can only imagine is a dream job for an outdoor enthusiest.
Cars are a major cause of light pollution. Think of all the millions of miles of highway that need to be lit every night, whereas train tracks require no lighting but the train itself.