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Two luxury resorts in Saudi Arabia just became the world's first to earn DarkSky certification for exceptional stargazing. Desert Rock Resort and Nujuma are leading a new movement to protect night skies while offering guests unforgettable views of the cosmos.
A tribal village in Maharashtra has eliminated light pollution so successfully that visitors can now see the Milky Way with the naked eye. Udhamal is transforming its naturally dark skies into a new kind of tourism that protects nature while welcoming stargazers.
A new Arizona telescope just recorded its first scientific discovery, capturing an asteroid's shadow passing over Earth in less than one second. The breakthrough proves the center's cutting-edge technology works with stunning accuracy.
A 400-person Tasmanian town is becoming Australia's third dark sky sanctuary, protecting the wonder of seeing the Milky Way with your naked eye. Ross is switching to smart streetlights that dim at night, saving energy while saving the stars.
Three years after a devastating fire destroyed Scotland's Dark Sky Observatory, plans for a stunning new £1.5 million facility have just been approved. The new observatory will rise in the heart of the UK's first designated Dark Sky Park, complete with two observing domes and a 360-degree planetarium.
The team behind beloved Dark Sky has returned with a new weather app that shows multiple possible forecasts at once, helping you understand when predictions are reliable. Instead of pretending weather forecasting is perfect, Acme Weather embraces uncertainty with transparency.