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Space / Bortle Dark-Sky Scale / International Dark-Sky Association / Skyglow / Limiting magnitude / Sky brightness / Apparent magnitude / Naked eye / Night sky / Observational astronomy / Astronomy / Light pollution
Date: 2002-04-18 15:08:05
Space
Bortle Dark-Sky Scale
International Dark-Sky Association
Skyglow
Limiting magnitude
Sky brightness
Apparent magnitude
Naked eye
Night sky
Observational astronomy
Astronomy
Light pollution

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