“Where to watch close to the horizon” refers to the ideal viewing locations for celestial events or astronomical observations that require an unobstructed view of the horizon. This typically involves finding locations with minimal light pollution and a clear line of sight towards the horizon, often in remote areas or elevated vantage points.
Identifying suitable viewing spots close to the horizon is crucial for astronomers, astrophotographers, and enthusiasts seeking optimal conditions for observing astronomical phenomena. A clear horizon allows for better visibility of celestial objects near the horizon, such as planets, stars, and constellations, which may otherwise be obscured by obstacles or light pollution. Additionally, being close to the horizon minimizes atmospheric distortion, resulting in sharper and clearer observations.
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