This science article it's called ''The sky where the stars don't flicker'' and this scientists explain us why is this phenomenon possible.
To see this amazing and particular sky you'll have to travel all the way to South America, in a region called Paranal in the Atacama desert, best known to be the most arid location in the world. Because of the lack of rain and humidity, there aren't many things separiting our sight from the stars and that's how we can see a lot of them and perfectly shining.
This fact has brought many astronomers to this place and they have establish their centrals there for studying the universe from the most arid location in the Earth. Also, It's becoming quite a touristic place because of its amazing views of the sky.
Personally, I think that is very interesting and useful to be able to do work from this place because it seems that It shows us a view of the universe that we hadn't seen until now. Scientists and astronomers can have a better look at the sky and hopefully find something beneficial and worthing to us.