Bright Lights Endanger Starry Nights with Annie Blackwell, UofM
May 14, 7:00 PM
Overview
On Thursday, May 14, Annie Blackwell, an astronomer at the University of Michigan, will address “How Bright Lights Endanger Starry Nights” as she describes the growing challenge of light pollution and efforts to reduce it. Research shows that light pollution is costly, disturbing wildlife and harming human health.
Board member and author Michael McCarthy observes that brightened skies are depriving people of the stellar spectacle that has inspired humanity for ages. “During the day South Haven offers wonderful lake views and sunsets,” McCarthy said. “It is possible we could provide an after-dark experience of breathtaking brilliant skies.”
All presentations are held at Lake Michigan College — South Haven Campus. Refreshments are available at 6:30 p.m.and all programs start at 7:00 p.m.
Bright Lights Endanger Starry Nights with Annie Blackwell, UofM600 Elkenburg St.
South Haven, Michigan 49090
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