Exploring Celestial Wonders in Global National Parks

In an awe-inspiring photo captured at Joshua Tree National Park on August 12, 2023, photographer Prashant Naik displayed the breathtaking beauty of stargazing as he documented two Perseid meteors streaking across the night sky alongside the Milky Way. This moment echoes the sentiment that national parks provide some of the best environments for observing celestial wonders, with many parks shielded from light pollution. Research shows that over 99% of Americans live under light-polluted skies, preventing many from experiencing the splendor of the Milky Way. National parks, designated as International Dark Sky Parks, serve as crucial sanctuaries for natural darkness. With resources available for stargazers and various astronomy programs hosted by park rangers, these parks continue to inspire wonder and connection to the cosmos.

Exploring Celestial Wonders in Global National Parks

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