Light pollution is a result of excessive, unsuitable, or poorly focused artificial light consumption. It may have a variety of detrimental effects on both human health and the environment. For instance, light pollution can impede animals' normal migration, eating, and reproduction cycles as well as humans' normal sleep cycles. Additionally, it may result in glare, which endangers drivers' safety and reduces the visibility of the night sky, making it more challenging or impossible to see stars and other celestial objects. There are many different things that might contribute to light pollution, such as streetlights, advertisements, and home illumination.