>Your country
>How bad is light pollution in your area?
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5
5
1-3 is himalayas or middle of the sahara tier, what the fuck
>>59682473
>Hungary
>1-2
The Zselic area is one of the clearest area in Hungary
>>59682473
a 5 where I am but if you go and stand in the middle of a national park it would probably be a 1
>>59682473
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Maybe 3, I live in central parts of Binland
>>59682473
Germany
9 or even 10 kek
>>59682473
used to live in a 3, now a 7.
I've seen 1 before; gorgeous
7 or 5, unfortunately.
9 on the bortle scale. I have to drive 2 hours at 80mph to get close to 1.
>>59682473
Russia
7
It was 3 just 10-15 years ago though.
>>59683235
Great site btw if you want to find a dark area to look at the stars.
http://darksitefinder.com/maps/world.html
>>59682473
Saw the fuckin' moon yesterday!
I'm thinking 9. Central Krakow.
>>59683275
>civilizationsitefinder.com
>>59682473
5
I guess.
3, don't know how people live otherwise, it's like people in the city don't know what they don't have
4-5
>>59683369
That's they sky at night where I live.
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3
USA
3
feels good living in the middle of nowhere
7 ;_;
>>59683299
>Central Krakow
buts thats the most poluted area in poland. you faggots just introduced china like air polution safety measures.
>>59682473
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Between 7 and 9.
9 desu
upper silesia
>>59682473
About a 4 on that scale.
I live in a small town but the light pollution extends for a few miles out of the city limits. Not as bad as a suburban sky because this is really the only town of an appreciable size for fifty miles in any direction.
>>59682473
9 but i can still see some stars if it's clear enough
>>59682473
it's worse than 9 here
>>59683546
True dat. If you step one foot outside the Planty (which is upkept for the sake of tourists), all the buildings are dark with soot.
We're gonna be Beijing soon.
>>59682473
flag
9
I live in the downtown area of one of my country's agglomerations.
5
Somewhere from 7-9.
What places in the world are even a 1 these days? I would so like to see that.
>>59683299
>>59683546
>>59683599
>>59683968
>>59684025
Aren't all our cities polluted to hell in comparison to the rest of the EU?
9
>>59684028
Any desert, significant mountains, or ocean. Probably also Siberia/northern scandis. Ocean is most significant though
>>59684116
How is eastern Poland doing? I have..... some investments
>>59683161
Bei mir 3-5
>>59682473
Alaska
3-4
>>59682473
Istanbul
9, most of the time I can not even see a single star.
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5
glasgow
15.
think deus ex:hr levels of yellow.
for whatever reason scots have everything lit here and i approve of it.
>>59684219
Oh boy, my family town is in eastern Poland and I went to school there when I was younger and moved to western Poland when I got older. Eastern Poland is still behind the rest of the country but it's also their style of life, most people there are farmers and villages dot the terrain so I don't think it's going to change much even if investments are brought in (which already are being done in the bigger cities there).
>>59682473
5-4
Have seen comets on moonless nights though
Where I live we have specific laws against light pollution because we've an international observatory up in the mountains.
In a good clear night, in my parent's town, it's 2-1
>>59684505
All pictures seem over exposed, but it's quite impressive in person too
Berlin
7
>>59682473
Between 5 and 7 I'd say
About a 4.
9
las vegas
>>59682473
7-8 in the city. about 5 just outside it.
I've seen 1 in the mountains near Mongolian border. Shit's unbelievable.
>>59685854
>the mountains near Mongolian border
Tuva? Did you go there specifically for that?
>>59684116
You're confsuing regular pollution with light pollution.
Light polution is about how lit your city and now many strong source of light it has. In very simple terms, your streer light blinds you and you can't see faint stars
>>59685920
I wasn't refering to light pollution in that post, for light pollution tho we're also pretty bad, there is only a handfull of places in Poland where you can see 1-2.
>>59683275
What the fuck is happening here?
>>59685890
No, Altay. I've been to Tuva too though, don't remember looking at the sky.
Just a general sightseing on a vacation. The mountains and lakes there are prety beautiful
>>59686028
Mining
Norilsk is there
>>59686048
Breddy cool.
>>59682473
9 when there is electricity
4 when there isn't
2 in rural areas
>>59685967
>>59686059
Mining and the oil industry, rather
>>59686028
This is the area where most of Russian gas is mined. There's barely any cities there, that's probably gas flares burning off procuts of refining.
>>59686059
Norilsk is the detached spot in the top right.
>>59686223
Oh damn. Forgot Norilsk is in Krasnoyarsk Krai.
>>59686028
Yamalia would be Salekhard, Tarko-Sale, Novy Urengoy, etc. 91% of Russian natural gas
>>59682473
9
Such is a life in an overpopulated shithole.
inner Brisbane suburbs
5
where my parents live (outskirts of a 60k town) is a 3
Auckland just outside cbd so 7. I really miss having 3
3
>>59682473
7-5
I want to live at the countryside
>>59683275
Thanks man. Have a kot blini.
I'm gonna say 7.
>>59682473
Between 5 and 3
>>59682473
5-6
>>59684719
they need to be overexposed. camera isn't as "smart" as the eye to capture light and autozoom
>>59682473
>Canada
>North, middle of nowhere (where I live lol)
>3 during the summer
>1 during the winter
It's usually 3-1 where i live
>>59682473
3
I live in South-Eastern France
