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As night descended in an ecological park in central Mexico, tiny stars appeared in the sky one by one, aligning into constellations. Juan Carlos Hernández adjusted a telescope looking for the soon-to-be-visible Tsuchinshan-Atlas comet. Hernández and others were enjoying the status of Joya-La Barreta Ecological Park as the first urban night sky space in Latin America by DarkSky International…
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The dark sky over an urban park in central Mexico attracts stargazers who worry it might not last
By MARIANA MARTINEZ BARBA Associated Press
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As night descended in an ecological park in central Mexico, tiny stars appeared in the sky one by one, aligning into constellations. Juan Carlos Hernández adjusted a telescope looking for the soon-to-be-visible Tsuchinshan-Atlas comet. Hernández and others were enjoying the status of Joya-La Barreta Ecological Park as the first urban night sky space in Latin
