Michael Colligan is joined by experts, advocates, and professionals to discuss creating better quality night skies.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 207 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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In this eye-opening episode, we welcome Dr. Austin Roorda—visionary researcher, inventor, and professor—who takes us deep into the microscopic world of human vision. From mapping the trichromatic cone mosaic to pioneering adaptive optics scanning las... more
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- Wind Farms at Range
- Null Results
- Fake Crime
- Pufflings
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What if more light doesn’t mean more safety?
In this episode of Restoring Darkness, hosts Michael Colligan and Mark Baker sit down with Dr. Jim Uttley, lecturer in architectural science at the University of Sheffield and environmental psychologist, ... more
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* Lights on the Borderlands
* Turtle Records
* Migrations
* Anyone for Tennis?
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The discussions cover a range of topics related to light pollution, nighttime safety, and the ecological impacts of artificial light. They frequently feature expert guests from diverse backgrounds, including environmental science, law, and lighting design, who provide insights into the multifaceted consequences of light pollution on health, wildlife, and ecosystems. A recurring theme is the promotion of dark skies and responsible outdoor lighting practices, with various episodes emphasizing the societal and advocacy efforts aimed at mitigating light pollution and preserving natural night environments. The content is likely to engage listeners interested in environmental issues, public health, and community initiatives to enhance quality of ... more
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