#Globe at Night

[roversrovers]

[naturecpw]

🌜 Losing The Dark 🌛

Starry skies are a vanishing treasure because light pollution 👇 🌟 👇 https://paulcpw.blogspot.com/2013/07/losing-dark.html

Globe at Night You can make a difference with Globe at Night.

🌟 https://youtu.be/_kJLfOwzV-4?si=qq4_0FbEF9h_tOCk

[internationaldayoflight]

Raise public awareness of the impact of light pollution by inviting citizen-scientists.

Are you a scout leader, an amateur astronomer, a schoolteacher, a night owl or a camper?

Or are you just interested in taking care of our night sky? University Library of Southern Denmark invites you to support the Citizen Science project Globe at Night. The Globe at Night project is an international citizen-science campaign that seeks to raise public awareness of the night sky and the impact of light pollution by inviting citizens to measure and submit observations of the brightness of the night sky.  Observations of the night sky from all over the world provide the possibility to carry out research about wildlife, health energy consumption and much more.

It is easy to get involved

[samijey]

#this is what netflix is paying 5 billion dollars for

[cardo-de-comer]

bubble bath time

[cutevintagetoys]

🌸 LED Aquamarine Life Globe 🌸

[webdiggerxxx]

꧁★꧂

[dxcstrange-stuff]

Here cometh the annual Olivia and Viola pride arts...my number one lesbianos 💖🏳️‍🌈✨

[onlydylanobrien]

Dylan O'Brien and Cory Michael Smith at the Road to the Golden Globes Party during the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival at Four Seasons Hotel Toronto in Toronto, Ontario. (September 7, 2024)

🎥©: ellahunt's Instagram Stories

[spockvarietyhour]

Sir, you've exceeded the school's globe budget for this semester.

[darlingod]

Nicasia was an “I’d kill for you” type gal while Jude was an “I’d kill, lie, die, spy, cry, pry, defy, provide thick thighs & french fries, for you” type of wife

[internationaldayoflight]

Education Week 2023 in Australia – How we can reduce wasted energy and keep the night dark.

Make a Bush Clock and learn how to use the stars to find South and to estimate the passage of time when out in the bush. Move outside to observe the night sky and count the stars in the Southern Cross – Crux and contribute valuable data to the Globe at Night Project.

Motivate to care about the environment and our place in it and how we can reduce wasted energy to keep the night dark.

These activities can be done with students from Years 4-6 or Secondary School Years 7 -8, in the school grounds or with parents at home to help with finding the Southern Cross and then counting the stars they can see according to their level of light pollution. Discussion in the class room can help to identify ways in which each student can help to reduce energy wasted and the level of light pollution and why we need to protect our night sky so that we can still see the stars and help to protect the environment for the health of ourselves and the wildlife.

A daytime online tutorial is offered which includes the Bush Clock, the Southern Cross is at its’ highest elevation in May and so it is a good time to look for it and the Southern Cross is also the constellation for the Globe at Night Activity during May and it can be booked for each individual school so that a Q&A is possible. Evening activities onsite at the Observatory will be available as well. These activities can be tailored for each school that would like to take up the offer.

[always-rolling-my-eyes]

Confirmed: Monologue Song (Taylor’s Version) is coming

[camellia-thea]

thinking about them...

[pinedemon]

how often do people think about gillian anderson at the 1998 golden globes in a strapless scalloped black dress with a diamond necklace and her hair swept back. like a lot? like every day maybe. just wondering

[jimmyspades]

"Hello." "Hello." BOSTON LEGAL 4.01 "Beauty and the Beast"