This... but really what I’m hoping for a massive CME that causes massive power outages in major cities for at least a few days/nights. Won’t matter though, most people will still spend them looking down at their smart phones instead of up at the sky.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.Massive power outages , cause massive population explosions nine months later . You may be staring at the night sky , but others are refreshing their intimate relationships .
Cast1es
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July 31, 2018
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Why can't it be both - refresh and rekindle away under the starry, starry night!
New York City had a massive power outage , years ago , and the accompanying population explosion . It's a rather hefty price to pay , for a night of uninterrupted stargazing .
it's called earth hour. the next one is scheduled for 30 March 2019. I am surprised you haven't heard of it.
JohnBeret
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I live near Chicago... Earth Day is pretty meaningless. ?
It’s getting harder to find dark skies around here
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