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Bål ved stranden

February night at the beach

February is a good month for stargazing, since the nights are still very dark.

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Andrew and Sarah

Andrew and Sarah

I met Andrew and Sarah when we were staying at the same group of shelters at the coast.

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Andromeda Galaxy

Andromeda Galaxy

The Andromeda Galaxy is our closest neighbour galaxy, at 2,5 million light years distance.

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Pleiades

Pleiaderne

Photo of Pleiades, taken with a normal camera through a 450 mm lens.

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Star trails

Startrails in the woods

In the photo, you can see that all the stars seem to rotate around a single point. At the centre of the rotation is the North Star, Polaris.

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Moon rising under Milky Way

Moon rising under the Milky Way

At the south coast of Møn in spring, the Milky Way is high in the sky.

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moon in colours

The Moon in colours

blue areas are rich in titanium, red areas are rich in iron

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Sømarkedyssen

Megalithic tomb Sømarkedyssen

Sømarkedyssen is a neolithic megalithic tomb located near Sømarke on the Danish island of Møn.

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orion

Orion, the hunter in the sky

The humid air made the stars bloat and look very pretty.

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Dark Sky Park Møn and Nyord

Møn and Nyord have exceptional night time darkness and low levels of light pollution. The islands have been awarded the IDA recognition as both an International Dark Sky Community and an International Dark Sky Park. This results in better protection of current nighttime conditions in both the developed and wilderness areas of both islands. 

Møn is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Denmark. Famous for its white chalk cliffs "Møns Klint", Møn is also a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, and offers visitors a slower pace of life compared to the bigger cities of Europe, complete with open countryside, sandy Baltic Sea beaches, and beautiful landscapes.

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Månen i dag / The Moon today  

Explore the night and stars in Dark Sky Møn by joining a tour in the Dark Sky Park Møn and Nyord. Discover your Universe!

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