Earth After Dark: The Patterns Cities Leave in Light
The Korean Peninsula: An Uneven Nightscape
This January 24, 2024 photograph shows a strikingly uneven distribution of artificial light across the Korean Peninsula. Seoul forms a large bright cluster in South Korea, while far fewer lights are visible to the north. The contrast is revealing, but a single photograph is not a census or a complete economic measure: lighting practices, electricity access, atmosphere and camera settings all affect what becomes visible.
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