The stars in the night sky have been a constant companion of humankind. And even today, although we set foot on the moon and established a constant human presence in space, we still cannot grasp all the mysteries of the night sky. However, soon our vision of the night sky might change. But aren't there any laws in place that protect the night sky's appearance? Or is there even a fundamental human right to starlight?
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