Travel Where the Night Still Looks the Way It Once Did for Everyone
More than a third of humanity can no longer see the Milky Way, not even on a clear night. According to the World Atlas of Light Pollution, over 80 percent of the global population now lives under a sky saturated with artificial light, with the figure climbing even higher in North America and Europe. What was once an ordinary, everyday sight - a river of stars overhead - has become something people now travel to find.
