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Washington, May 30, 2026, 15:02 EDT NASA’s most recent Black Marble data reveals a messier reality than the old story about steadily brightening nights: from 2014 through 2022, global nighttime lights spiked, dimmed, shifted—tied to everything from urban growth and conflict to energy infrastructure and government moves. The new images, picked up by Space.com this month, scrap the idea that progress just turns up the world’s nightglow year after year. (Space) Why does it matter now? Night lights have moved beyond eye-catching satellite images. According to NASA, its Black Marble data comes in daily, monthly, and yearly snapshots—with some near-real-time

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