But we _do_ see a uniform glow from every single point in the sky, it’s called Cosmic Microwave Background. We don’t see it with a naked eye because the light’s

But we _do_ see a uniform glow from every single point in the sky, it’s called Cosmic Microwave Background. We don’t see it with a naked eye because the light’s frequency has been red-shifted, the light is coming from so far away in space and time, that universe grew so much since then and stretched its wave length. There’s no “darkness between stars”, we see there an image of universe so old that stars didn’t even form yet, and it’s uniform and infinite where it’s physically possible for us to see due to speed of light limit.