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It is 5 am and it鈥檚 too dark to see the fields of volcanic rock and trees on either side of the highway. But over
the lights of my ear, I get a taste of the
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I鈥檓 really here for, as a few stars Pierce (
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) the inky
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sky.
Today
our
relationship
to
the
universe
is
largely
connected
byes
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,
such
as
telescopes
and
NASA
assignments. But for thousands of years, humans could
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look up on a clear night to be
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at the
bright spots that stretched (
寤朵几
) directly over them.
But
over
time,
we鈥檝e
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ourselves
from
our
sky,
building
a
covering
of
artificial
light
between
ourselves
and
the
dark
depth
of
space.
Our
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,
neon
signs
(
闇撹櫣鐏?/p>
),
and
other
electric
lights
are
increasingly flooding the night sky and
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the stars.
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, about one third of the world鈥檚 population
cannot see the Milky Way from where they live. And some can鈥檛 even recognize it. The sense of wonder fo
r the
night sky
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, and that means something vital to humanity is lost as well.
That鈥檚 why I鈥檝e dragged myself out of bed hours before
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. Like 99 percent of Americans, I live with
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pollution and I鈥檝e never seen a truly night sky. So I鈥檓 here to
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my first glance.
As I
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out of the ear, I
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raise my face up towards the sky, worrying whether I can make it.
There it is,
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across the sky as far as I can see. The Milky Way is so vivid that my eyes don鈥檛 even have
to
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the dark to see it.
I expect to feel the
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of the sky, perhaps as though I鈥檓 falling into a bottomless hole. Instead, the
blanket of stars above me is so thick that it is hard to
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. In black and white, the whole scene feels surreal.
As I get back in the ear, I pass a
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that says 鈥淣ever Stop Looking Up.鈥?/p>
41. A. view
B. issue
C. event
D. cause
42. A. clear
B. black
C. blue
D. dirty
43. A. emotion
B. survey
C. imagination
D. technology
44. A. completely
B. hardly
C. simply
D. rarely
45. A. depressed
B. frightened
C. confused
D. amazed
46. A. excused
B. distanced
C. freed
D. defended