Skyglow is a warm and fuzzy term for something really destructive - light pollution. Let’s call pollution, pollution.

We’re back! Just a post to say as much and a quick reflection on the past year and why it matters to keep acting.

Blue light is blue light is blue light… unless it isn’t. In this episode we try to define what blue light is and discuss why we should be looking at wavelengths, not simply color, when we talk about light; using a rather stark example of why it matters.

Sometimes, you find your work where your soul hurts.

Hi! I’m Gabrielle Aydnwylde, and this is who I am and why I host Starlight and Fireflies.

Don’t worry! Episode 1.0 - What Is Blue Light Anyway? will be available next week right here, or you can find it on Google Podcasts, Spotify, and TuneIn.

Part of our human birthright - that starry night sky - has been taken from us through simple collective thoughtlessness and inaction.
To be clear, we pollute the skies with light not out of some evil impulse, but as an unintended consequence of a different objective - usually safety, or because it’s pretty.

But those externalities, no matter how inadvertent, have still fundamentally changed our world and the way humans relate to the universe.

No person, or company, or city, should have the right to take away the stars from anyone, and that’s what is happening. THE STARS BELONG TO ALL OF US.