The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 9月23日 07時50分

The region of Ladakh is one of the most elevated places on Earth, part of an area often called “the roof of the world.” The slopes, a tie-dye of mineral hues, enclose iridescent, glacier-fed lakes. Overhead are some of the world’s clearest skies, spotless by day and crowded with stars by night. The area is divided between India and its rival nuclear powers, China and Pakistan, each of which is accused of annexing territories there. But when it comes to astronomy, India and China enjoy a warmer relationship than their strategic rivalry might suggest. At the link in our bio, read more about the nations' “astro-diplomacy” and what scientific discovery could mean for the region's future. Photograph by Dorje Angchuk.

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