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I thought this was the obvious answer. The sky is not dark at night when you use the right telescope. So either the sky changes when you point a telescope at
by brc 11y ago
I thought this was the obvious answer.
The sky is not dark at night when you use the right telescope. So either the sky changes when you point a telescope at it, or the 'sky' as we see it, is just an artefact of what our primitive eyes and mammalian brain sees.