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WASHINGTON, May 31, 2026, 14:10 EDT NASA’s satellite data reveals Earth’s nights aren’t brightening in a uniform pattern; instead, the latest Black Marble imagery captures a chaotic mix—some areas glow more, others fade. Cities, conflict zones, shifting energy policies, oil extraction, even economic downturns—they all trace out this irregular mosaic. (Space) Why does it matter? Artificial light at night isn’t just tracking city sprawl anymore. Researchers now turn to these nighttime glows for near-instant reads on everything from electricity access to industrial churn, disaster response, even signs of social unrest — all caught from space after sundown. (NASA Earthdata) The

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