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I agree that this takes it a bit too far, but it is possible to clearly see the milky way on a moonless light. You can't really see the details of the colours (
by lucaspiller 14y ago
I agree that this takes it a bit too far, but it is possible to clearly see the milky way on a moonless light. You can't really see the details of the colours (you need a long exposure picture for that), but you can clearly make out light and dark patches and patterns (such as the milky way) in the sky.
My parents live in a small village on the south coast of England, the nearest town is 15 miles away, so I saw it regularly when I was younger.