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The light pollution generated by Christmas lighting in Madrid is less than that produced by sports fields
Alejandro Sánchez de Miguel;
Jaime Zamorano;
Jesús Gallego;
David Montes;
Margot Almazan
The light pollution generated by Christmas lighting in Madrid is less than that produced by sports fields.
- Researchers from the GUAIX-UCM group, with the support of the Sky Protection Group, have taken new images from space to detect Christmas ornamental lighting, measure it directly and assess its environmental impact.
- The extraordinary lighting of the Real Jardín Botánico de Madrid, the cono de Sol and the large dynamic lighting ball at the junction between Alcalá and Gran Vía stand out as having the greatest and most undesirable environmental impact.
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- Publication date:
- January 31, 2022
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- Keyword(s):
- light pollution,night time lights,Jinlin-1
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European Commission:
- UNA4CAREER - UNA Europa, an alliance of universities FOR the emergence of talent and the development of research CAREERs (847635)
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