I live in a part in the Netherlands were all the glass houses are for growing vegetables,flowers,etc. It so polutted with lights at night that I literrally see 0 stars.
Theres nothing like seeing a sky full of stars in person. Its amazing your literally peering into the galaxy shit's crazy.
Edit: I reccomend anyone who hasn't seen a clear sky showcasing the universe in front of them to do so when and where possible. Rent camping equipment if you don't have any. Find the nearest campsite away from a nearby town or city and go when the forecast is clear. Preferably a place with a big open(no trees to block view) area. Turn off your lights and look up. This is a memory you'll take with you for the rest of your life and cherish fondly
blueled6 on December 21st, 2020 at 09:44 UTC »
I live in a part in the Netherlands were all the glass houses are for growing vegetables,flowers,etc. It so polutted with lights at night that I literrally see 0 stars.
Canadas_Best_Export on December 21st, 2020 at 10:07 UTC »
I live at a level 4. My brothers live at a 1, and it's a magnificent thing to behold
NoviDon07 on December 21st, 2020 at 10:25 UTC »
Theres nothing like seeing a sky full of stars in person. Its amazing your literally peering into the galaxy shit's crazy.
Edit: I reccomend anyone who hasn't seen a clear sky showcasing the universe in front of them to do so when and where possible. Rent camping equipment if you don't have any. Find the nearest campsite away from a nearby town or city and go when the forecast is clear. Preferably a place with a big open(no trees to block view) area. Turn off your lights and look up. This is a memory you'll take with you for the rest of your life and cherish fondly