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This New ‘Astro Trail’ in Arizona Is Located in One of the ‘Astronomy Capitals of the World'—and Makes Stops at Observatories, State Parks, and More
In January 2025, the city added another feather to its cap when it launched a new Astro Trail, a curated collection of ...
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13 Darkest Skies in the U.S. for Stargazing
The park's Dark Skies Program features star parties ... Quail Springs, Hidden Valley, Cap Rock and Ryan Mountain. Ranger-led astronomy programs are offered throughout the year, in addition ...
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Discover Flagstaff, the world’s first international dark-sky city
In Flagstaff, the skies are the true stars of the show. It's therefore fitting that Flagstaff also happens to be the world’s first international dark-sky city. By day, locals and visitors alike ...
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Light pollution is getting worse, but there is a movement to make our skies dark again
Areas with dark skies are also benefitting from astrotourism, a growing trend in which tourists travel to stargaze in locations with lower levels of light pollution. “(Under) the stars are the ...
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Wales’ Gower National Landscape Shines Bright as Latest Dark Sky Community
Over the years, an education and engagement program has helped raise awareness about the importance of dark skies among residents and businesses. Gower now hosts several annual dark sky events ...
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Chile's celestial crisis: Can dark skies survive development?
CERRO PARANAL, Chile - Chile's pristine, dark desert skies, world-renowned for astronomy, are at risk of being outshined by urban and industrial development according to astronomers. Angel Otarola ...
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Chile's Celestial Crisis: Can Dark Skies Survive Development?
Chile's Celestial Crisis: Can Dark Skies Survive Development? By Rodrigo Gutierrez and Fabian Cambero CERRO PARANAL, Chile (Reuters) - Chile's pristine, dark desert skies, world-renowned for ...