March 29th also kicks off National Dark-Sky Week which runs until April 4. This is a great time to see the nighttime sky and learn what can be done to preserve it. Visit the website of the International Dark-Sky Association, THE source on nighttime lighting, to learn about what can be done each and every week of the year.
Friday, March 28, 2008
Lights Out!
Be sure to participate in Earth Hour Saturday, March 29. From 8:00 to 9:00 p.m everyone is being asked to turn out their lights for the hour. Why? Turning off unneeded lights will save energy and make a statement towards fighting global warming. Turning off outdoor lights will also give everyone (including those that work at observatories) the opportunity to have a darker sky from which to enjoy (or study) the stars.

March 29th also kicks off National Dark-Sky Week which runs until April 4. This is a great time to see the nighttime sky and learn what can be done to preserve it. Visit the website of the International Dark-Sky Association, THE source on nighttime lighting, to learn about what can be done each and every week of the year.
March 29th also kicks off National Dark-Sky Week which runs until April 4. This is a great time to see the nighttime sky and learn what can be done to preserve it. Visit the website of the International Dark-Sky Association, THE source on nighttime lighting, to learn about what can be done each and every week of the year.
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