1月11日CNN聽力：探秘美國天文喜好者的觀星樂土 迪裏克天文村落
Now, we're taking you to a village in rural Georgia,where a type of pollution that is strictly prohibitedis light pollution.
This happens when artificial lights, so any light youcan turn on and off brightens up the sky.
The glow over cities is the last thing wanted byamateur astronomers who love to spend timestargazing when millions of others are turning on white lights.
Before we came to Deerlick Astronomy Village, I live in a five-room house in Maryland, sidewalksand pristine lawns.
Down here at Deerlick Astronomy Village, I'm 11 years old and I just have to be home in timefor dinner, whatever time that is.
Living in an astronomy village.
We have come to a really remote location.
We are not quite halfway between Atlanta and Augusta.
And so, it minimizes the light pollution.
When the sun goes down at the village here, you might take the roof off your observatory.
It's a roll-off roof.
For me, I'm a visual observer.
I'll bring my telescope out of my shed and position it that I've prepared when it does get darkthat I can do my observing.
This is a community where people have bought property into houses on just for observatoryzone, to get away from the light pollution.
The light pollution is really severe and it makes the sky gray and you can't see things like theMilky Way.
No white light is allowed at Deerlick Astronomy Village.
The whole community uses just red lights only and it preserves the integrity of the observingexperience.
I've been planetary imaging for 15 years.
People like me and others here will take shots of Jupiter, Mars, Saturn, and we submit thoseimages.
The amateur community is very important.
We're the backbone of images that get submitted that makes you feel excited and relevantabout contributing to science and it's wonderful, wonderful hobby.
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