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Light pollution is washing out the night sky. A remote telescope farm helps stargazers bring the cosmos to their screens. Original

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By David Schechter, Aparna Zalani Verified
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By day, a row of plain-looking sheds in sleepy Rockwood, Texas, looks like nothing more than a place to store farm tools and feed. But when the sun dips below the horizon, their roofs peel back in unison to reveal a hidden network of hundreds of telescopes. The so-called telescope farm is the brainchild of amateur astronomer Bray Falls, who turned his passion into a business when he co-founded the company Starfront Observatories 18 months ago. "It has not gotten old yet.
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Light pollution is washing out the night sky. A remote telescope farm helps stargazers bring the cosmos to their screens.

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By David Schechter, Aparna Zalani Verified, Jojo Macaluso
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The northern lights glowed over the Tri-Cities on Tuesday evening, thrilling residents who saw them. If you missed them you might get another chance …
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Bill Gates shifts tone on climate, criticizes "doomsday view," drawing mixed reaction Original

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By David Schechter, Aparna Zalani Verified, Tracy Wholf
| CBS News Verified
For decades, Bill Gates has warned of climate disaster — but his tone meaningfully shifted Tuesday as the billionaire Microsoft co-founder cautioned against taking a "doomsday view" on the planet's future.
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