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Night sky atlas tracks light pollution

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June 10, 2016

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This video shows a new world atlas of artificial night sky brightness, displayed over Earth rotating in space. The atlas, and the analysis behind it, are the subject of research published by Science Advances.

Credit: Authors of the New World Atlas of Artificial Sky Brightness. Prepared with ArcGlobe software by Nataliya Rybnikova.

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