Visit Parks with Dark Night Skies

National Park Service (.gov)·Apr 16

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Some parks are being recognized for having dark night skies, making them ideal for stargazing and nighttime activities. Various locations, including national parks and other protected areas, are being promoted as destinations for experiencing and preserving the natural darkness of the night sky. Techniques such as unique photography methods and reducing artificial light are being used to help preserve these dark sky areas.

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