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Skyglow inside your eyes: intraocular scattering and artificial brightness of the night sky

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By Salvador Bará, Carmen Bao-Varela
| lightingjournal.org
##plugins.themes.bootstrap3.article.details## sustainable lighting, scattering, light pollution, sky brightness, radiometry, eye [1] Garstang, R. H. (1989). Night-sky brightness at observatories and sites. PASP 101, 306. doi:10.1086/132436 [2] Cinzano, P., & Falchi, F. (2012).The propagation of light pollution in the atmosphere. Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society 427(4), 3337–3357. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2966.2012.21884.x [3] Falchi, F., Cinzano, P., Duriscoe, D., Kyba, C. C.
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A call for scientists to halt the spoiling of the night sky with artificial light and satellites - Nature Astronomy

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By Fabio Falchi, Salvador Bará, Raul C. Lima
| Nature Verified
Unfettered access to dark night skies is rapidly diminishing, due to light pollution and satellite constellation tracks. Scientists should do more to stand up to ‘big light’ and ‘big space’ and preserve this natural resource. Light pollution, produced both at Earth’s surface and from low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites, is rapidly increasing.
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Contaminación lumínica: por qué la falta de oscuridad nos sale tan cara

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By Airam Rodríguez, Joaquín Baixeras, Salvador Bará
| Público (Spain) Verified
Madrid Actualizado: Seguro que los lectores de mayor edad recuerdan noches de verano cubiertas de estrellas, con la Vía Láctea cubriendo sus aventuras nocturnas. Sin embargo, la expansión y el uso inadecuado de la luz eléctrica han hecho que cada día sea más difícil encontrar un lugar donde poder disfrutar de un cielo oscuro y estrellado.
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