Light pollution rapidly reducing the number of stars you’re able to see in night sky

Light pollution rapidly reducing the number of stars you’re able to see in night sky

Light pollution rapidly reducing the number of stars you’re able to see in night sky

Light pollution rapidly reducing the number of stars you’re able to see in night sky

Light pollution or artificial light at night is rapidly reducing the number of stars you’re able to see when looking up into the night sky.

Star visibility falls as light pollution enhances night sky brightness: Study

People around the world are seeing fewer and fewer stars in the night sky, owing to an increase in the night sky brightness due to light pollution, according to a study. The change in star visibility can be explained by an increase in the sky brightness of 7-10 per cent per year, the study said. The rate of change is faster than satellite measurements of artificial light

Environment: More light pollution: Fewer and fewer stars visible

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Light pollution is progressing rapidly, according to a study

Light pollution is rapidly gaining ground and the number of stars visible to the naked eye at night could be halved.