ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Daylight saving time ends Sunday, which means we’ll turn our clocks back an hour and get what feels like longer nights and less sunlight.
Some people are looking forward to that. For amateur astronomers, those long early nights are a blessing and it doesn’t take a telescope to see why.
“New Mexico as a whole is one of the darkest skies areas in the country, so that’s why it’s a really nice place to come and actually see the stars,” said Tom Grzybowski, member of the Albuquerque Astronomical Society…