Most amateur astronomers live with light pollution. When a free schedule, the new moon, and the ability to travel to a dark place align, you have a night to remember. But like finding a valuable old coin in your exchange, nights like these are the exception, not the rule. However, there is no need to consider the rest, continue reading “Stargazing under the city lights”
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