9/21/2025 10:43:57 PM

looked up, didn't see anything moving

got fixated with how bright my ceiling light is from outside

seems like the night sky just gets less visible each year

I guess it's more visible in colder months though.. or is it?

I want to see like a truly clear sky, like they used to have it before electric light

ah well. I'll just post on TWW instead

9/21/2025 10:57:08 PM

Are you in a city? Light pollution makes the night sky look like shit. Go out in the middle of nowhere and you can see like a billion stars once you've been outside for a bit and your eyes have adjusted.

9/21/2025 11:08:47 PM

^i still want to try that sometime

9/21/2025 11:22:34 PM

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/16ZfT39cCp/?mibextid=wwXIfr

This is what i picture qntmfred seeing. More videos in the comments

9/22/2025 12:52:34 AM

Sorry to triple post. Saw this on facebook, made me think it was kinda like what justin was describing. I can't imagine seeing stars like this in the sky

9/22/2025 1:35:10 AM

https://www.darkskymap.com/nightSkyBrightness

You gotta get out between Abilene and Amarillo, dawg!

9/22/2025 6:52:53 PM

Oh wow. Cool link! Looks like that area you are talking about has better star viewing possibilities than anywhere in NC/SC

9/22/2025 7:33:03 PM

Yeah i used to live in a place that was a C3 on that map and it was great. You could see so much.

9/22/2025 7:58:31 PM

The x in the NE, or the x above the word falls would be the closest. I wonder if the western most x would be worth going to.

9/22/2025 9:55:11 PM

I might see some stars this fall break

9/22/2025 10:02:10 PM

https://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/copper-breaks/stargazing

Might try to go to this place soon. Its about 3 hours 20 minutes away but few folks on reddit made it sound like its the best state park to visit

9/22/2025 11:59:51 PM