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What Mars at night may look like...
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It’s sad that light pollution on Earth hides the stars, while Mars offers such a clear view.
Solar Heavy - Stargazing out now
Less atmosphere, no light interference, beautiful and clear night skies!
On Mars, the night sky is breathtakingly clear due to its thin atmosphere, which is about 100 times less dense than Earth’s, allowing minimal light scattering. With no cities or artificial lights, there’s no light pollution, and the smaller moons, Phobos and Deimos, provide little brightness to disrupt stargazing. Combined with fewer clouds and a darker sky, the entire cosmos would appear vast and uninterrupted, far more brilliant than on Earth
Nearly no atmosphere, no light pollution.
Why don’t we know this already? Our cameras out there can’t point up?
This Milky Way scene, I'm in love 😍
Without the light pollution obv Earth would be the same
Take me there. ❤️ Amazing.
People 200 years ago must have had an amazing view of the Milky Way from earth.
What an amazing view.
