Night Lights, also known as “nocturnes” or “starlight” in some parts of the world, are the beautiful twinkling lights that illuminate the night sky. They are created by a variety of natural and manmade sources. Stars of all shapes and sizes light up the night sky, providing a breathtaking view of the galaxies. Many cities, towns, and rural areas in more affluent countries are now using electricity to light up their night skies. Streetlamps, neon signs, and the like provide a striking contrast between light and darkness. Night lights can create a romantic, calming, and peaceful atmosphere. They often give a sense of safety, security, and solace that can be hard to come by during daylight hours. Throughout the generations, people have become used to the night lights and consider them to be as normal and natural as the day sky. For people living in rural areas, night lights often provide some much-needed light for night activities. Farmers, for example, often light up their barnyards with strategically placed floodlights to help spot intruders and keep an eye on their livestock. Enthusiastic stargazers may choose to set up their own night lights in the form of telescopes or star charts and use them to try to find constellations and interesting planets. In summary, night lights are a source of inspiration and beauty that provide variety to the night sky. Whether it is natural light from the stars or the manmade glow of streetlamps, night lights have become a part of our everyday lives, providing a comforting and tranquil atmosphere in our darkness.