Well the light pollution creates a din of light that goes up well into the sky, making the night sky lighter and thus, the stars appear dimmer and often you cannot even see them. This is unfortunate, as we all lose part of ourselves, our ancestry and our heritage. We no longer know which stars are which or which time of the year they are likely to appear. Well, most of us, there are still some amateur astronomers out there who do know which stars are which.

Amateur astronomers are constantly discussing the problems with the light pollution. This light pollution causes star gazers to go well outside the city to have their star parties and means that they end up having them less often, giving them another severe disadvantage in studying the skies like their ancestors. Some cities have reduced their light pollution, dimming street lights at night, this saves energy and reduces the light pollution of the city to a large degree. Its generally not enough, but it is indeed a good start. Please consider this.

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