Welcome to stargazing in Orenburg, organized by the "Look at the Stars" project! To make joint observation of the starry sky and planets comfortable and safe for everyone, it's important to follow a few simple rules. These recommendations help preserve the atmosphere and ensure everyone enjoys the view.
What not to do at stargazing events:
Use bright light sources
Flashlights, phone screens, and any bright devices disrupt eye adaptation to darkness, reducing visibility. Use only red flashlights or special filters.
Light fires and use open flames
Stargazing is held in fields and open areas with high fire risk. Lighting fires is strictly prohibited.
Drink alcohol and smoke
Alcohol, cigarettes, e-cigarettes, vapes, and hookahs are prohibited. This is not only about fire safety but also respect for others who value clean air and a clear night sky.
Make noise and disturb others
Loud music, shouting, or other noises can distract and interfere with telescope observation. Respect the silence and mood of others.
Recommendations for participants:
Protect nature
Take all your trash with you after observation. We try to leave stargazing sites as clean as they were before.
Follow safety rules
Move carefully to avoid damaging equipment or hurting yourself.
Respect other participants
Everyone came to enjoy the beauty of space. Respectful attitude makes the atmosphere friendly and comfortable.
Why is it important to follow the rules?
Following these recommendations makes stargazing in Orenburg comfortable for everyone. We create an atmosphere where everyone can see amazing celestial phenomena, study planets through a telescope, and have an unforgettable experience.
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