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Although municipalities in the capital area and beyond are aiming to limit light pollution as much as possible so that darkness prevails when the total eclipse occurs on Wednesday, this could prove to be fraught with technical difficulties, according to Kristján Bjarki Jónasson, project manager at the Capital Area Marketing Office.
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Although municipalities in the capital area and beyond are aiming to limit light pollution as much as possible so that darkness prevails when the total eclipse occurs on Wednesday, this could prove to be fraught with technical difficulties, according to Kristján Bjarki Jónasson, project manager at the Capital Area Marketing Office.