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The darkness of the night represents something unknowable even frightening to many. But when we really look up and into it, we can find celestial light shows, whole ecosystems, and, perhaps, a new perspective.The night sky offers something essential a connection to something bigger than ourselves that can, in turn, help us understand ourselves and each other better. Humans have recognised and tried to make sense of this feeling since ancient times. For so many from physicists and astronauts to astrologists and artists - the night sky has been a source of inspiration, wonder and exploration. But now our relationship to dark skies is changing as our access to them is depleted. Light pollution all over Earth can be seen from space, altering the landscape and outlining the coasts. And if we look from Earth into space, we can see artificial light there, too. In this short volume, Anna Levin looks at how we can learn from and nurture our relationship with the night sky even and especia

Dark Skies

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      Publisher Saraband / Contraband
      Published 10/24/2024
      ISBN-13 9781916812222
      978-1916812222
      ISBN-10 1916812228
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      Book Synopsis
      The darkness of the night represents something unknowable even frightening to many. But when we really look up and into it, we can find celestial light shows, whole ecosystems, and, perhaps, a new perspective.The night sky offers something essential a connection to something bigger than ourselves that can, in turn, help us understand ourselves and each other better. Humans have recognised and tried to make sense of this feeling since ancient times. For so many from physicists and astronauts to astrologists and artists - the night sky has been a source of inspiration, wonder and exploration. But now our relationship to dark skies is changing as our access to them is depleted. Light pollution all over Earth can be seen from space, altering the landscape and outlining the coasts. And if we look from Earth into space, we can see artificial light there, too. In this short volume, Anna Levin looks at how we can learn from and nurture our relationship with the night sky even and especia

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