About Light Pollution
Ultimately, combating light pollution is about finding a balance between lighting our surroundings for safety and efficiently while respecting the need for dark and natural night sky areas.
Ultimately, combating light pollution is about finding a balance between lighting our surroundings for safety and efficiently while respecting the need for dark and natural night sky areas.
On Møn you can see meteors (shooting stars) all year, as long as the weather is clear without moonlight. But there are times when there are especially many meteors.
Here are some links with information about the night sky right now.
Dark Sky Møn and Nyord is an experience for your senses and can be observed all year round.
The Full Moon rising behind the church at Elmelunde, Møn.
A Dark Sky Park is a protected area dedicated to preserving dark night skies and minimizing light pollution. These areas are typically located in regions with minimal light pollution, far away from cities and towns, and have dark night skies that are ideal for stargazing and astronomy.
Reducing light pollution has numerous benefits, including:
Frede's tractor below the Milky Way
Busemarke long barrow, under the Milky Way.
Photo of the 7th Day Moon, seen through a 25 cm telescope. Many craters are clearly visible.