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Tag Archives: light
Bright Night Lights: Tracking Light Pollution from Space
The creep and sprawl of artificial urban lighting is probably the most pervasive technological innovation of the 20th century. Keeping track of how artificial light is changing Europe’s nightscape is important, since more light is typically associated with greater economic … Continue reading
Posted in Ecology, Science, Space, The Environment
Tagged artificial, development, economy, europe, light, night sky, pollution, satellite, space, urban
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Lights! Action! On Mood and Brain Function
The response of the human brain to light harks back to Cro-Magnon times, when sunrise signalled the earliest opportunity to leave your cave to get your breakfast without being pounced on by a carnivorous beast lurking in the shadows. In … Continue reading
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