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Stars Could Become Invisible In 20 Years Due To Light Pollution, Warn Scientists
- Sunday May 28, 2023
- Science | Edited by Bhavya Sukheja
Scientists have warned that the ability of humans to see stars in the night sky could be wiped out in just 20 years because of light pollution.
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Delhi Air Pollution Highlights: Thick Smog Grapples Delhi After Diwali
- Thursday November 8, 2018
- India News | Written by Aditi Ghosh
As Delhi continues to grapple with rising air pollution, the air quality slipped to "very poor" category on Diwali night on Wednesday. A thick haze engulfed the city as Delhiites continued to burst firecrackers long after the deadline set by the Supreme Court. The overall Air Quality Index was recorded at 302 at 11 pm, which fell in the very poor c...
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Light Pollution Rises On A Global Scale
- Thursday November 23, 2017
- World News | Reuters
Satellite data showed Earth's artificially lit outdoor surface at night grew by about 2 percent annually in brightness and area from 2012 to 2016, researchers said on Wednesday, underscoring concerns about the ecological effects of light pollution on people and animals.
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Stars Could Become Invisible In 20 Years Due To Light Pollution, Warn Scientists
- Sunday May 28, 2023
- Science | Edited by Bhavya Sukheja
Scientists have warned that the ability of humans to see stars in the night sky could be wiped out in just 20 years because of light pollution.
- www.ndtv.com
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Delhi Air Pollution Highlights: Thick Smog Grapples Delhi After Diwali
- Thursday November 8, 2018
- India News | Written by Aditi Ghosh
As Delhi continues to grapple with rising air pollution, the air quality slipped to "very poor" category on Diwali night on Wednesday. A thick haze engulfed the city as Delhiites continued to burst firecrackers long after the deadline set by the Supreme Court. The overall Air Quality Index was recorded at 302 at 11 pm, which fell in the very poor c...
- www.ndtv.com
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Light Pollution Rises On A Global Scale
- Thursday November 23, 2017
- World News | Reuters
Satellite data showed Earth's artificially lit outdoor surface at night grew by about 2 percent annually in brightness and area from 2012 to 2016, researchers said on Wednesday, underscoring concerns about the ecological effects of light pollution on people and animals.
- www.ndtv.com