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Throughout Lunar Week and beyond - online, in person or even traveling there and back by radio waves - these programs focus on our nearest neighbor in space, the Moon.

Live performances, contest and more celebrating astronomy through art.

Learn about light pollution and what you can do to help with these GAM programs. Image credit: Wally Pacholka / AstroPics.com / TWAN An important lesson to learn during Global Astronomy Month 2012 (GAM 2012) is how and why to preserve our dark night skies. You can make a difference, even if you live in a city with too many bright lights. With half of the world's population living in cities, many people have never experienced the wonder of a pristinely dark sky. Many never will. Light pollution is now, for the first time ever, obscuring our natural heritage of...

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GAM Dark Skies Awareness Programs

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