Fuck light pollution

[Daddy]

The light pollution in areas of high population (e.g. Just outside Boston) can suck my dick.


I cannot witness the beauty of Doodthing's stars because these asshole lights.

[LCK]

one of the benefits of living in these shitty little towns

[Nyerp]

oh no the stars

you might miss them

omg

what if they go away jmv :'(

[ME##]

It's sad that probably a lot of the stars you see in the sky possibly died out thousands of years ago or even more. :'(

[Samus Aran]

so move a little farther away from boston

[Daddy]

so move a little farther away from boston

And then live in Minnesota where I have to drive 10 miles just to buy milk?

[Samus Aran]

And then live in Minnesota where I have to drive 10 miles just to buy milk?

1 mile

but it's overpriced

[ME##]

Pft, driving to get milk.  All I have to do is walk over to Gertrude and get some milk.

[LCK]

And then live in Minnesota where I have to drive 10 miles just to buy milk?

it's well worth it to see these stars

[burzumfan420]

It's sad that probably a lot of the stars you see in the sky possibly died out thousands of years ago or even more. :'(

its kinda weird to think about; if we find alien life, it would probably dead by the time we see it....

[Boogus Epirus Aurelius]

Moderately small town wisconsin offers reasonable views more often than not. I can actually put my scope to good use.

[snorkel]

You can see some here, but I'm always taken aback by the beauty of the unpolluted sky when I see it from desolate places (Kaz can probably see neptune)

[YPrrrr]

one of the benefits of living in these shitty little towns

It's the only thing I miss about home

[spaceman]

Chicago here, I feel ya.

Sucks man.

[Selkie]

That's one thing I don't take for granted, living in a suburban/rural area.

I love looking up at the stars when it is totally clear and no moonlight. I sometimes focus on one and just assume that there is a planet circling it with another life form looking down at me.