I watch the stars every night and I'm recently living in the Southern hemisphere and there's a lot less light pollution where I live so there's plenty new to see. I've been watching a large group of stars for the last few months which have intrigued me and I now know it's the Scorpio constellation. Any celestial gazing nostriches?
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not premeditated star gazing but whenever I get a chance and there is no light pollution heck yea. Stars are amazinggggg. To not look up is like being dead hollow or something I dunno
(I'm not vouching for Tom Hanks just pulled a wonder quote lol)
I've always been drawn to the Pleiades and its nearby bright neighbour Sirius. I only learned recently that it's in the middle of Taurus.
I look up every chance I get . You can't beat a clear winters night for a bit of stargazing. I resonate with orion, or as I call him herne the hunter. His rising in the Eastern sky hearalds the arrival of autumn and the end of summer. He's preceded by Taurus ♉️ in the celestial hunt, followed by Leo the lion and watched over by the twins of Gemini.
I sometimes joke with my partner about the end of the world will give me a sky clear of light pollution 🤣
The best starfield I ever saw was on a dive trip to Egypt. I went on a night walk up Mount siani and the milky way flowed over my head like the gods themselves had poured milk in the sky..
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I’m a little bit jealous. Here in Europe the sky is so polluted that you can only see the stars in certain places.
It’s wild to imagine that our ancestors had it almost every night. 😅
I agree, there's very few places here we can truly see the sky 😮💨
Yes! 🖤✨
