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The Dark-Sky International Association published the original version of this article on its website on April 7, 2020.
During International Dark Sky Week, April 19-26, 2020, the International Dark Sky Association (IDA) invites you and your family to engage with enthusiastic authors, educators, artists, and scientists around the world to share his passion for astronomy. , our cultural connection to the stars, life in the dark, and how we can work together to protect the night.
The presentations will be broadcast live every day during International Dark Sky Week. Find out more and check the calendar here, or follow it on YouTube or Facebook. Let’s find this # IDSW2020 together.
IDA Executive Director Ruskin Hartley said:
At this time, families around the world spend many hours together at home. It is a perfect time to reconnect with the night sky, and International Dark Sky Week provides a portal for that experience.
Image via IDA.
Bottom line: International Dark Sky Week, April 19-26, 2020, is a global event organized by the International Dark Sky Association. The event is held in April during the week of the new moon, when the sky is darker and the stars more visible.
Via International Dark Sky Association
