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This isn't just a song...
27 years passed from its release, and today, when a month passed since the beginning of this horrible war it's heartbreaking to hear it.
repost March 24, 2022 (posted November 11, 2019)
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Pollution is a killer made by people......!
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Taken long after nightfall. The iPhone does help to brighten up the sky, but nevertheless it's still quite bright. The yellowness in the centre left of the picture is the light pollution coming from Brighton and Hove.
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Taken about an hour after sunset. Just above Jack and Jill windmills is the moon, and the yellow light is from the AmEx stadium. They use artificial light to look after the grass of the pitch.
Beyond that is the urban sprawl of Brighton and Hove (actually!).
The dew pond from South Downs Way between J&J Windmills and Ditchling Beacon. This was taken about 2 hours after sunset. The yellow tinge in the sky is from the AmEx stadium, the artificial lighting helping to condition the pitch there. The orange tinge on the right comes from the light pollution from Brighton and Hove
When night shootings go bad, it's fun to still play with them.. Maybe not the best quality, but i like the mood when city lights hit the clouds.
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. . . This is the view looking towards Grand Rapids from 35 miles away! The clouds there helped reflect city light a bit, but even 2.5 hours after sunset, you could still see the glow from the city!
The red light inside the Muskegon Community College Observatory is for the safety of people inside, and is the best color to not ruin the human eye's night vision.
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This photograph was taken after a long period of warm and windless weather as the sun was setting and the moon was rising.
I'm not really sure where the haze came from, but even in the day it had a red / brown tinge to it which made me think of the sort of nitrogen dioxide pollution associated with cars and motorways.
Here the setting sun has exaggerated the color so that even the hills in the background appear to have a red / brown hue to them.
I think this is the swan that was starving to death after it got a plastic Six pack rings around when it was younger.
For many years we used to camp on this lake and have only pitch dark skies at night. Now there is considerable light pollution over the lake coming from Kingston about 45 minutes south of here. Some say the city has grown so much to cause this. Others claim the new LED street lights give off a brighter light.
If you have a chance, read these 3 articles. They will help you realize the seriousness of the environmental harm we are doing!
China for First Time Promises to Reduce Its Greenhouse Gas Emissions
New York Times
China Is the Adult in the Room on Climate Now
New York Times
A really simple guide to climate change
BBC
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Milky Way - Shenandoah National Park, VA
Did you know that the Milky Way is now hidden from a third of humanity? The problem: light pollution. And the problem is growing steadily each year. I have noticed a lot more light pollution in Big Meadows night shoots this year, as compared to previous years. And if you shoot from an overlook like I done w/ this photo, your end result will most likely look like this. I'm grateful that I can still see the MW from SNP, but it'd be nice to view it in complete darkness.
The Milky Way, the brilliant river of stars that has dominated the night sky and human imaginations since time immemorial, is but a faded memory to one-third of humanity and 80 percent of Americans, according to a new global atlas of light pollution produced by Italian and American scientists.
Read more about it in this article from NOAA:
www.noaa.gov/stories/milky-way-now-hidden-third-humanity
3:37 am - 20 seconds @ ISO 3200, f/2.8, w/ a Bower 14mm.
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