What is the minimum distance from city that allow to see Milky Way plane? The light pollution fades the starlight coming from the Sky and this dont let people to see the Milky Way disc. Is there any study about this?
The premise is certainly true. An exact distance isn't possible to determine since it would depend on how much light pollution is coming from the city, and how much haze (water droplets and particulates) is in the air. You could also be a "short" distance away but on a mountain with much greater elevation than the city.