Category: Astronomy

A guide to stargazing in various countries through Asia and Australia

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Australia’s world-class dark skies – the Milky Way so bright it casts shadows in the outback.

Australia’s night sky is a cosmic playground, offering some of the clearest, darkest views on Earth thanks to our vast outback and low population density. However, if you’re in one of the capital cities like Sydney, Melbourne, or Brisbane, you’ll …

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Escape Tokyo’s light pollution – just 1–2 hours by train for this kind of Milky Way magic.

Tokyo is a stargazer’s nightmare. With its relentless glow from skyscrapers, neon signs, and 37 million residents, the city’s Bortle 8–9 light pollution means you might spot Venus or Jupiter on a clear night, but forget the Milky Way or …

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