I’m sure it’s possible. Someone would either need to transpile the current data format to match Lemmys’, or just build a new front-end for it. Also, it might be considerably difficult to host something like this because there’s just so much data. The Pushshift archive alone is 2TB, which is primarily just text.
There are archives of Reddit history, notably the Pushshift archive & current ongoing Archive Team archive. Much of the data can be searched on the Wayback Machine provided by the Internet Archive.
I’ve wanted to visit one of the Dark Sky approved locations for a while now. It’s weird to realize that most of us have never seen a truly dark night sky. It’s a waning resource.
Our ancestors built entire systems of navigation and beliefs based on it. Our view is a fraction of what they were able to observe with their naked eyes. It feels like viewing an unobstructed sky would be an important experience to have, so I’m thankful organizations like this exist.
COR BLIMEY MATE! WHAT ARE YE DOIN IN ME POCKETS?