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"Eighty percent of the world’s population lives underneath a light polluted sky of some kind. When you look specifically at Europe and North America that statistic rises to ninety nine percent. So basically almost nobody can see the Milky Way, or can see a truly dark night’s sky." Most of us in Britain can no longer…

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