Stargazing Hub | Light Pollution Map @lightpollutionmap.app · 21hThe Moon's far side isn't always dark. I made a short flight around the Moon in Stargazing Hub, the astronomy app I'm building. Come watch Earth disappear behind the lunar horizon. 🌙 100
Stargazing Hub | Light Pollution Map @lightpollutionmap.app · 06/08/2026New: Seasonal trends on Light Pollution Map 🌙 See how sky quality changes across all 12 months, switch between SQM and Bortle, and compare each month with the annual average. Lower-confidence estimates stay visible and are clearly marked. Try it: lightpollutionmap.app 010
Stargazing Hub | Light Pollution Map @lightpollutionmap.app · 01/08/2026Planning the 2026 Perseids? 🌠 The main maximum arrives Aug 12–13 under a near-new Moon. A few days late can still be worthwhile—especially late night to pre-dawn. This StargazingHub chart uses Borrego Springs as a location-based example. Check your location: stargazinghub.com 000
Stargazing Hub | Light Pollution Map @lightpollutionmap.app · 31/07/2026A dark map is only the first step. For an actual observing night, I check: • agreement between forecast models • Moon brightness and position • hourly conditions • terrain and the local horizon That is why I built Stargazing Hub. What usually cancels your plans first—clouds, Moon, or local light? 020
Stargazing Hub | Light Pollution Map @lightpollutionmap.app · 29/07/2026Has your observing site grown brighter—or darker? Our 2025 light-pollution layer is live, based on the complete annual NOAA VIIRS dataset. Compare 2012–2025 for long-term change. 2025 is the latest completed annual layer; 2026 is an estimate. lightpollutionmap.app 021
Stargazing Hub | Light Pollution Map @lightpollutionmap.app · 18/05/2025🚀 Just launched lightpollutionmap.app! 🗺️ Explore light pollution maps (past, now & 2025) ✨ Find Dark Sky locations 🔭 Check sky visibility & events ☀️🌙 Day/Night map view 🌐 Multilingual support #DarkSkies #Astronomy #LightPollution 5186