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> perfect blackness of space. Eyes dynamic range is good enough that the "background" isn't black either, consider the view of the night sky from outside a cit
by gpm 4y ago
> perfect blackness of space.
Eyes dynamic range is good enough that the "background" isn't black either, consider the view of the night sky from outside a city.
- fshbbdssbbgdd 4y agoI figure the diffuse glow up there is light being reflected around by the atmosphere, which isn’t present in most of the solar system.
- gpm 4y agoHmm, I've always figured it's a bit of eyes blurring "bright" lights (the stars you can see), and a bit that there are lots of really dim stars that you can't really see, but add in some light. I don't actually know though.