In the late autumn time, as is the case now, there are also particularly dark nights when lights are becoming scarce. These are also called new moon nights, a state in which our otherwise so enlightened moon likes to hide regularly for millions of years behind our home planet and so can not give its all nightly pale light of itself. Since the cloudiness density also plays a role in many a night, in the spring and summer this condition is actually hardly as conspicuous as in the autumn or the snowless winters. Actually, not a good idea to create particularly good or enlightening pedal pumpin... Show more