What YOU can see with ZERO Light pollution! 💡✨🤩

[@Allahuma.sali.ala.muhammad.]

My heart skipped a beat when I saw that galaxy, floating so majestically in outer space, so gracefully for us to admire and look at. Crazy.

[@cyber1ifeconnor]

dude... you actually barely saw it... the camera captures a fraction of it

[@nightwau]

Can’t wait for it to crash into the Milky Way in a few billions of years 😃😊

[@abelis644]

You can see it if you know where to look. Because it isn't a sharp light but a fuzzy one look to the side a bit.

[@universeisherestudytime8701]

Actually you can see infinite galaxies at night but just that it'll be appearing as a star in the night sky

[@KaijuLanes]

It's all amazing until it crashes into our galaxy

[@DulceCastillo-j9u]

Some people go their whole life and don’t see this beauty. It’s so sad🥺🌌

[@kropekdwukropek703]

Oh, i just realized it's true :O. I'm always grateful for living in country area, it's not completely clear, but views are still goregous. Being in the city was confusing for me, I couldn't recognise any familiar part of sky :(

[@Keplr186f]

Maybe in Heaven they will get to see the beauty of the Universe with Jesus ❤

[@jjokqy]

@@Keplr186f what if i dont believe in jesus

[@Keplr186f]

@@jjokqy then that's okay.

[@TheSpaceMomma]

I haven’t gotten to see this yet… I see stars but nothing like this….

[@Marsbar645]

It is terrifying to now realize you can see the andromeda galaxy with your naked eyes considering it will collide with us

[@abelis644]

It won't collide with us for BILLIONS of years yet, and by then, humanity will have perished.

[@abelis644]

Oh also, we wouldn't feel anything if it collided with us tomorrow, there is more space than stars...

[@theliberalmusic2734]

The HALO of Andromeda already collide with us and it more takes 5 million years to fully collide..

[@Cameron46]

Blaaaahaahaaahaaa. Now that's funny !!

[@Nazhornik]

​@@Cameron46what are you talking about

[@crypt0bank446]

seeing another galaxy with your own eyes in quite an amazing experience

[@DoodieSmoothie]

Have you experienced it?

[@DoodieSmoothie]

@Michał Kobeszko huh

[@vinaychandra10]

​@Michał Kobeszko yo chill💀

[@abelis644]

​@@DoodieSmoothie I have. It becomes easy to find if you know where to look. It is below Cassiopeia.

[@spursfan7134]

​@Michał Kobeszko what's so funny if you have the right country and spot you can sometimes see it

[@KyoToFromCODM]

I remember when i was a kid and i got so bored, i decided to go outside at night and i saw the beauty of our universe, i saw uncountable stars... Definitely in my memories

[@RogerReynolds-z4f]

Could see Milky Way and stars were beautiful

[@Kuromi_927]

Bruh your lucky you see that in Philippines like literally THERES NO DAM STAR I SEE like even single one star I only see the pretty moon😭

[@KyoToFromCODM]

@@Kuromi_927 fr since there are so many pollution now, you can't even see a single different star

[@Kuromi_927]

@@KyoToFromCODM real

[@Hafiza-ed5jc]

Lir 😊

[@InfamousMary]

I literally started crying during this video, the fact I may never see this night sky in my entire life because of the way society is, really gets deep into my feelings.

[@Keplr186f]

Maybe when your older or an adult and have a car ou can go nearby places with no light pollution and not near to cities or towns.

[@InfamousMary]

@@Keplr186f i really hope so (the astronomy nerd i am)

[@Yarmox]

In Florida you can go to Flamingo camp ground on a clear night in winter and have incredible night sky, or desert in the west. If you look on a night map of earth you can find the spots with no light polution.

[@InfamousMary]

@@Yarmox oo thank you for sharing

[@salmonfish2197]

We live in the society.

[@Kumo28]

it has been my dream to see a night full of stars...my family always tells me how beautiful it looks

[@hmuphilly9129]

@@Kumo28 are there any suburban areas near u?

[@Kumo28]

@@hmuphilly9129 not really mate

[@Kube_Dog]

No one's buying your crap. A dark night sky is within everyone's reach with a little effort. Don't be such a helpless victim. Wake up.

[@He_Roblox]

Bruh my lazy brain just chose to not go travel to a remote place

[@Kube_Dog]

Have you thought about going to a place where the night sky can be seen?

[@annieoops6243]

I live on top of a mountain with no light pollution and some nights you can just barely see milky way bands..if that is the right term lol it is truly amazing

[@ikannunaplays]

Think of it more of like looking through a cloud llit by the city lights vs being in a light polluted area or not. Example, I live near the beach in a heavily populated area. Now when I look at the sky over the city I can't see anything except the brightest stars. But If I look out to the beach over the ocean where there are no lights I can see everything. Now If I move far from the beach to the otherside of the city and try to see the stars over the beach looking through the sky over the city then it will be hard to spot anything. So, if you're on the mountains where there isn't light pollution then your target also should be over an area without light pollution. So, for you straight up is the best area as there is nothing to prevent you from seeing

[@joaboveaverage]

Me too it’s so great. I’ve seen a few dozen shooting starts as well as the bands!

[@ihcman9130]

If you're in the USA I think you can see it best in july

[@The_Pancakeman]

there is no place on earth that is not affected by light pollution, unfortunately.

[@annieoops6243]

@@joaboveaverage it is amazing!

[@ladyspidey]

Its so humbling to know how insignificant we are.

[@cemetiere]

i wish we had space day,where we turn off all lights worldwide just for a good 5 minutes

[@simonsakib351]

South asian counties would never do that

[@RanEdgar-ok3wk]

@@simonsakib351why not- ;-;??

[@JosephBL103]

I mean the closest you get to that is a solar eclipse but even then the amount of stars is limited

[@wasdwasd2037]

YES, but i dont think everyone will agree with it though😢 there are also many factors to consider, like robberies will happen when there is no light

[@kenshinXskates92]

@@wasdwasd2037doubt because it'd be too dark and most likely everyone would be outside either way

[@kollariobulesu9367]

The fact that the light pollution has hidden this beautiful Glory of our night skies 😕

[@1NTR3ST1NG_P3RS0N_SECOND_ACC]

Yeah😢

[@aviationwizardA350]

@@1NTR3ST1NG_P3RS0N_SECOND_ACC truly is a shame. we are not meant to be spoiled brats at home and should admire this and be thankul.

[@ker0sene4life]

​@@aviationwizardA350"Spoiled brats" ....

[@LazyMemer_BloxFruits]

fr tho

[@FennyHop]

@@aviationwizardA350just cuz ppl don’t like the dark doesn’t mean they’re spoiled brats bruh- 💀 🤦‍♀️

[@cjhoward409]

We camped out on the rim of the Grand Canyon the night before hiking down. It was the most majestic sky I’ve ever seen. Meteor showers and the twinkling of all the stars. That was 40 years ago and I remember it so clearly !

[@LatigoRanch]

Back in 1999, I was on the USS Boxer LHD4; somewhere between Hawaii and Iwo Jima. We had night flight ops going, so the only lights outside the ship were IR, and it was a new moon. There was ZERO light polution! It was so dark, you couldn't see your own hand in front of your face. It was hard to point out a spot WITHOUT a star. I pray i get to see the night sky like that again some day.

[@IAMKK-rc3xx]

Woah thats sounds awesome

[@TechyToys]

Wow!

[@TechyToys]

​@@IAMKK-rc3xx Yep!

[@Nmms545]

Now they are two things that look like a question mark the seven sisters and another one that doesn’t have name but it looks like a question mark crazy right

[@Kwantumnaut]

Well 1st off let me say, thank you so much, and the greatest respect and admiration to you for your service! And 2nd off, I am so happy for you that you got to experience such an awe-inspiring event, and I really hope you get to again at some point in your life!

[@findmebro]

I literally got Goosebumps on seeing that galaxy. I wish I will be able to see it in future with just eyes

[@distinctspace8916]

we all gon be dead by the time it gets here 💀

[@MrCxiong116]

@@distinctspace8916sad 😢

[@AdanRobles-zz8fr]

Fr Andromeda is gonna collide with our galaxy and we gonna be dead 😂

[@warhony86456]

You can already see Andromeda galaxy with your own eyes right now on a very clear night with no light pollution plus Andromeda Galaxy is already touching Milky Way galaxy

[@AdanRobles-zz8fr]

@@warhony86456 where is it at because I have no light pollution rn and I wanna see it

[@michaelchillak5000]

Are u kidding me??!!? I'm 44 yrs old and have lived in NYC my whole life, never been on any kind of real vacation and the way it's looking I probably never will, I honestly always thought I was looking at altered and photoshopped pics when I would see the night sky in photo layouts and stuff like that, I can't believe that's really wat it looks like!!!!! I've also been seriously fascinated by those kinds of things my entire life, all the way back to wen I just started learning about such things as a kid in school, from our sky to our galaxy and throughout the universe, it actually hurts sometimes thinking I'll never even get to the sky at night like that..........

[@TheGSI3]

Don’t say you never will. Sit down, think about what you need to do to get it done and go see the beautiful night sky. Your mind and eyes will thank you for it. 🙂. And when you go, bring someone to share your experience with…they’ll thank you too.

[@jonnytegk]

Take a look up in the sky, some clear nights show a lot.

[@RohitRaj-vu7yy]

Go on a vacation with a telescope or binoculars

[@christmastv6058]

I suggest looking up a light pollution map and just heading out driving or flying go to a national forest take the wife and kids etc

[@misskriss848]

I visited rural Washington state a couple of months ago and the night skies I witnessed over my friend's land will stay with me for the rest of my life. There was zero light pollution and the stars appeared in the thousands, more than I could ever count. Yet, the amazing thing is that they suddenly appeared in groups revealing themselves, but not necessarily clustered together. It was as if they arrived and wanted to be seen. I'm convinced they are luminaries of some type(s). I wept at the thought of coming back to Philly.

[@se3bishalom907]

Amazing you can see the andromeda disc at night, space is truly awesome

[@jonathan_o1000]

Fact that it’s getting close day by day 💀

[@lemonade_5541]

​@@jonathan_o1000 We wouldn't feel anything

[@phxntom7573]

@@lemonade_5541 we would be long gone before it even happens

[@stupidumbdumb]

​@@jonathan_o1000 the change is unnoticeable

[@user-pz9iy8ct5o]

By billions of years 🤣​@@phxntom7573

[@viruspool2508]

imagine watching a galaxy that is 2.5 million light years away. space is so magical

[@queenshakira4064]

Is it possible to see galaxy on earth with eyes ??????

[@SP4C3_R0CKS]

@@queenshakira4064yes!

[@JupiterKnight]

@@queenshakira4064yes , maybe you should research how our eyes and light works

[@user_suwjhwhqjakoaoq]

​@@queenshakira4064only the Andromeda galaxy which is the most nearest, only 2.5 million Light Years away.

[@ExoticHell26]

​@@user_suwjhwhqjakoaoqbro used the word "only"😭😭💀💀

[@XxLEAFY_GECK0ZxX]

OMG I AM SO GLAD THAT I SAW THIS BEFORE TODAY! So basically earlier (earlier as in like 20 minutes ago) I came back from going to a big open area with no lights shining in to just look at the stars, alright? So, as my eyes adjust to the darkness, out of the corner of my vision and see a little cluster of light. I look over and it turns out to be the SAME CLUSTER OF STARS shown in this video!!! I start freaking out and whip out this video because if I can see that cluster of stars where I was at, I could also probably see the Andromeda galaxy and after some time, I SPOT ITTTTT. It wasn't as bright as I expected it to be but OHMYGOSHITWASSOAMAZING

[@k_e_n_n]

I remember when Typhoon Haiyan hit our province in the Philippines and all lights were out and all we could see is that beautiful night sky. That was the first time I took interest in stargazing and the outer space.

[@Darth.Caedus]

You can call it a blessing in disguise

[@SansTheSkeleton207]

Yea it's really beautiful😍😍✨✨

[@curaine983]

I'm gonna catch up can someone come with me and break the electricity here? 😊

[@LazyMemer_BloxFruits]

here in baltimore we aint see no stars in the city br

[@PriyamGarg-eh6oz]

​@@LazyMemer_BloxFruitshello, Namaste! you live in baltimore near Washington? I'm from India🇮🇳. You're on any social media platform?

[@itshamdan2430]

You can't imagine how many times I've watched this looking at Andromeda and imagining it will get so close to use one day. It is my dream to see something like this in a clean area/sky. I can imagine it ❤️🌌

[@ravichelliah7155]

Wh

[@Thekesm3]

i have never seemd a clean area/sky😭 but i REALLY want to know how it is...😔

[@zerogegeeG89274]

It will get close in 4B years but TOO CLOSE for safety

[@Slat_ppc]

@@Thekesm3go do it! Drive to any countryside/outback and camp there for the night, it’s beautiful, trippy and scary all at the same time

[@Kenziee2810]

🧬

[@sugarbellnie]

this is why we need to stop light pollution! my town has soo much light pollution that we barely see 1 star per night, and when its a 'clear' sky, we can only see about 10 stars.

[@TOYTWI]

1: The seven sister 2: Meteor 3: Andromeda galaxy

[@LYRICHELPERRR]

*sisters

[@BoilenHangshing-w7i]

The seven sisters have two more brothers 😂😂

[@Submerging777]

Why i just think that the seven sisters is a question mark 😭🙏

[@CptTa1ntSwt]

Even if you're in a city with decent light pollution, if you focus on the entire night sky when it's darkest you can catch a bunch of meteors. It's pretty cool

[@Kxrmcrtcsxcrfkxfrmzyfzkxlkdrtm]

Yeah and the lighter cloud of the galaxy

[@Alice20563]

The music is so peaceful😌

[@Pritam16]

Sky with no light pollution 😌🕊✨

[@abidabid2041]

it's only a dream

[@dynipjohn485]

​@@abidabid2041 its still possible. If you go to places with no artificial light source at night like isolated deserts,mountain or jungles, then we can watch the stars perfectly

[@abidabid2041]

@@dynipjohn485 still a dream for meh

[@Bruh-ir9jc]

Except if theres clouds

[@ArmedandDangerous918]

light pollution isn’t real. More like light annoyance

[@scoutisabelle]

I went to a Bortle 1 location in New Mexico once and I thought the Milky Way was clouds at first. And the sky is so overwhelmed with stars you can't pick out the constellations easily.

[@abelis644]

I attend Star parties, astronomy events, here in Canada, in very dark sites, and first time comers have the same reaction, they think it's cloudy when the Milky Way is out in all its glory! 😂

[@duckway4733]

New mexico night skies outside of albuquerque are beautiful

[@catpoke9557]

Where I live the milky way also looks like clouds

[@Cakebattered]

I was in Carrabassett ME, which is on Bortle Class 2 and I too struggled to point out constellations amongst the sea of stars I had never seen before. it was overwhelming.

[@sujatapaul7809]

Where is this place man!!! 😲 Damnn❤️‍🩹🌌

[@lipikarahaman9188]

Nobody Nobody Nobody knows 😮

[@TheGSI3]

These places are all over the world 🌎 Just google, “where to see the Milky Way galaxy near me”. I’m lucky to live 3 hours away from one.

[@TBSEditz]

​@@lipikarahaman9188it's in Tenerife

[@random3rsifO_O]

Im pretty sure New Zealand! They have the darkest night sky. Currently saving up for this once and a lifetime trip right now

[@fleisbester612]

@@random3rsifO_O Actually the Atacama desert is the best place.

[@akhilesh5312]

Absolutely beautiful!

[@Tftmreviews]

I’m about to cry, we’re missing out on so much😢

[@teal1787]

Nobody knows theyr missing

[@AreejCheeze]

same im crying rn from how glorious this is and u can see with just ur eyes

[@Kube_Dog]

I'm crying because you victims are so weak. You want to see a dark night sky? THEN GO TO WHERE IT IS AND ENJOY YOURSELF!

[@dazedbetta]

@@Kube_Dog Since you got so much money why don’t you lend some? 🤨

[@Kube_Dog]

@@dazedbetta You can get out of the city to a clear field or state park for very little money, plus 2 or 3 of you can share the expense. You know all that, but you'd rather play victim.

[@Oˬメ]

3 *super unique* things at a same time is *crazy* 🤯

[@junecapinpin]

Looking at the sky without light pollution is just crazy, its like your in a new universe. And even seeing a galaxy?! I cant even describe how beautiful it is when we have no light pollution. This is crazy..

[@queenshakira4064]

Is it possible to see galaxy on earth with eyes ??????

[@castelers355]

Yup it is.. our galaxy looks incredibly beautiful... u can see it yourself if ur city ever run out of lights ​@@queenshakira4064

[@insertusername132]

@@queenshakira4064 yea, its literally right there in the video

[@BrahmasyaSwaraha]

Our ancestors must've had a good night every night

[@joycebrewer4150]

@@BrahmasyaSwaraha Sometimes the sky was overcast with rain clouds, same as now.

[@hmuphilly9129]

@@joycebrewer4150 ... Im pretty sure he meant the clear nights 😒 And well now with the modern pollution and global climate crisis the overcast skies is indeed more than what the ancestors had

[@coolcanc3lo2]

Space is truly beautiful ❤...

[@BrightDayxEdit]

Wow I live in india and in my village there is a little bit light pollution in night u can see so many stars when i sleep on the roof i just look on those butiful stars and i shaw so many meteors its so beautiful

[@babygoatOW]

I grew up near Chicago, Illinois so of course with the light pollution you wouldn’t be able to see many stars in the sky. But as my in laws and I made our way to Oklahoma one time and passed rural towns at 2am, I got to see just how many stars there were and saw that Geminid meteor shower! It was so incredibly fascinating! and now I live in Kansas bc of the military and the night time is so beautiful. I see what looks like millions of stars so easily scattered across the sky and I would feel so small, and the emotion I feel while looking up I can’t describe it! Outer space is so so beautiful to me!

[@BrownSeers]

Its crazy to think that we are SO far from that galaxy yet we can see it with the naked eye. That tells us truly how big planets, stars, galaxies and black holes actually are!

[@niharika165]

The Andromeda galaxy will definately collide with our galaxy soonly

[@niharika165]

And it is beutiful night sky

[@Tony-tc4dvbass]

It's already started.

[@joycebrewer4150]

We won't notice any difference until our grandbabies are great grandparents.

[@GamerXPlayz]

​@@joycebrewer4150that's not even 0.1% of it

[@wmac382]

Soonly indeed.

[@LucySmith-hb6el]

I have been inspired by the stars since i was a kid but what i hate in our home town is there is so many light pollution you have to go to the other side because there is no light pollution

[@KaijuLanes]

The fact that the Andromeda galaxy is so close to us that we can see it already is terrifying because that means that it really is going to collide with our galaxy

[@soyjakchud]

there is so much empty space thag no stars will collide, they will just pass through each other and merge

[@blvdes]

​@@soyjakchud oh there will def be some collisions after all the gravity fucks up, we already have planets colliding in our own solar system (how moons are formed) so when the density of celestial bodies increases that much, it's inevitable

[@Iamintrover]

Why are you terrified? Billions of years before it collide and all of us are dead for sure

[@Birdman._.]

multiple dots we recognise as stars are galaxies just they are much farther away

[@EricT3769]

No, not without a telescope or binoculars. Naked eye can only see Andromeda, and the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds, besides our own galaxy.

[@TheHeadlessMario]

Clouds: *I’m about to ruin your entire career* edit: bruh there were clouds on 13th and 14th december i hope i get to see it today 15th december its the last time i think edit2: there were clouds all day in december.. I HAAAAAAAAATE It edit3: was clouds almost all decemeber bruh edit4: cloudy clouds, cloudy clouds, clouds in januaryyyy, oh how dis appointed i a-a-a-a-aaa AM!!! edit5: lets hope *FEBRUARY* is not gonna be a cloudy wonderful month edit6: why am i making more edits….

[@bigchill_fr]

Lol clouds being your worst enemy

[@boonicle]

I haven't had clouds on those days

[@GrassBoy233]

Same here

[@JudgePlaysRoblox]

Don’t worry I’m in Ohio with clouds covering almost all of November and december

[@MasterMonkeyDong]

​@@JudgePlaysRoblox u better brey that clouds wont be in feb 1 and 2

[@ABUZZ_96]

When i was kid. I lived in a village with my mom & grandparents. I used to sleep outside the house at night cuz environment used to be so cold back then so no heat. I used to count stars till i sleep cuz we didn't had smartphones back then. I miss those days

[@hmuphilly9129]

@@ABUZZ_96 ywah that just seems like a dream to most ppl

[@WhiskersDoesArts]

we should have a national day where we turn all city lights off for a night. Edit: HOLY DAMN 300 edit 2: i only expedcted this to get like, 3 likes, but it has 1000!!!

[@Comet-2011-W3-Lovejoy]

Yah, but it'll take more than 30 minutes for your eyes to fully adapt to the darkness

[@WhiskersDoesArts]

@@Comet-2011-W3-Lovejoy thats okay 👍

[@noliesensi383]

I think there is a day for that, some nature day something. And some people explained that turning off everyone's lights and turning it back on again suddenly will exhaust the power generators

[@vcrpodcast3002]

​​@@rayden_06 lmao i love how i find south africans joking about eskom load shedding in almost every comment section

[@sanstheanimator1964]

I think there is one If i remembered correctly, it's called esrth day It's where people turn off their electricity for a specific period of time

[@javkingkingamer]

It's terrifying that you can literally see the andromeda galaxy with the naked eye😔

[@Averagecountryballchannel]

how is it terrifying? even if it collided more early then we would be fine

[@ratchet_ricky3232]

Me and my friends just did a road trip to California (we are Canadians) and on the drive home we camped at Stone Lagoon in Oregon for a night. Think it was a Bortle 2 zone, something that has always a bucket list thing for me, to be somewhere as dark as it was. I don't think I will ever forget it. I still remember when me and my buddy laid on the sand on the beach and closed our eyes to let them adjust, only to open them and be able to see what felt like the whole universe. Being able to see Andromeda with my own eyes was an experience I cant even put into words. If you ever get a chance to be somewhere this dark, take a moment to appreciate the beauty of the stars.

[@aramatoulieceesay5921]

Andromeda galaxy is going to collide with our milky way

[@Cael2999Pere]

Ik but it takes time to collide with it before our sun turns into a red giant

[@NGLEXT]

​​@@Cael2999Perefr people would be dead by now before that happens

[@aramatoulieceesay5921]

Ik

[@ImReasox5208]

4 billions year it will colide

[@RoastMasterPro1901]

Misinformation.

[@blueeyeswhitedragon9839]

My wife and l were camping up north in Algonquin Park, Ontario, Canada and as we looked up at the many, many stars, she commented on a cloud "obscuring" part of the sky. Turns out l had to tell her she was seeing the Milky Way for the first time. It blew get mind! Zero light pollution for the first time for her.

[@abelis644]

Same here in BC, at the Merritt Star Party, a woman was disappointed because of the clouds covering the stars...🤣🤣🤣

[@nodozhit]

It's humbling. The very first time I had a real good view of our night's sky, I saw the most glorious backdrop for the greatest story ever told; and it felt like I was in the very first library for the entire history of mankind.

[@neelamshukla1144]

I live in an area of very high light pollution, so i definitely can't see the pleiades (seven sisters) or the Andromeda galaxy, however very recently I was going to bed and I was looking at the window and I saw a Meteor. It was kinda nice and I like it

[@4PRKB]

i have quite alot of light pollution in our city but i can see few stars but if i look closer, i can see alot of stars you’re lucky to see a meteor 😭

[@Adriam577]

@@4PRKBI live in Chicago😭

[@Karthik_I_Am_]

A Constellation, a shooting star and the Andromeda on one go. 🌠🌌☄️

[@Davoo_cik]

One time I went to this area with minimal light pollution, “Bortle 2” and I looked up and felt like I was floating away from earth, the best feeling ever

[@OreoOn115FPS]

Same, I felt the same with bortle 4

[@MEDIATEK50]

Don't know why, but this just give me chill

[@FizzyFz]

Years ago when I was around 5 years old in london there were millions of stars✨ but now I don’t even see them anymore I remember seeing this it was amazing it really shows how much damage humans have done to this planet

[@EricT3769]

On a clear, dark night, the human eye can only see about 6,000 stars. On average about 2,000. Not millions.

[@Rukhsana168]

That’s so majestic ✨

[@djphatb]

we need to make a pettition to the "stellar day" a holyday witch everyone would turn their lights of at night to see the full nightsky.

[@RanjanLal_]

I want to take that experience 🤩

[@annabeeee2093]

i live right next to louisville international airport, i remember as a child, my friend who was staying overnight asked "hey...why does it not get dark here?" "huh?" "i can still see the trees, why does it not get dark?" 😅. been to the grand canyon once, i can remember the awe i felt seeing so many tiny dots in the sky, usually i can only make out larger singular stars. when there's snow, the light reflecting off it lets u make out everything in the neighborhood as if it were almost day, its the most uncanny feeling

[@srg1552]

Where was this filmed?

[@Prttham]

Iceland

[@srg1552]

@@Prttham thanks

[@vishnuram6401]

God's creation is beautiful

[@ArqamKhan-dy4iq]

the thing is space is mysterious but amazing at the same time. That's why i love space and i think many people also love space.

[@Fulion222]

Omg, I need to see that for two reasons. One: I'm obsessed with astronomy. Two: I have always wanted to see so many stars. Also was this in the northern or southern hemisphere, in summer or winter?

[@4PRKB]

same 😭

[@yeetoburrito]

Northern Hemisphere, you can very easily recognize Perseus, Taurus and Andromeda which are all northern constellations. As for time it depends. Judging from the position of the Pleiades and Ahlpa Persei clusters, this is looking eastward and the constellations shown are rising. If this takes place just after sunset, then its in October. If its just before dawn, then its June/July, so the range would be roughly June to October

[@x1ob]

Amazing!

[@astronomyfact]

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[@Necrosis1516]

I'm 16, and I love space and how amazing it looks. One day, I want to go somewhere where I can see the stars like that.

[@OClurzxy]

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[@Noriahadfeg]

u are so lucky to see that Edit: OMG I ACTUALLY NEVER GOT 3 LIKES TYSMM

[@intelo420]

I live in a town with only 300 people 30 miles each way to the nearest town. I'm definitely gifted to see this every night

[@RovingRoninEDC]

I from NYC, born and raised in Greenwich village and the only time I got to see all the stars was at the Hayden planetarium when I was a kid. Joined the Marine Corps in 1987 and in 1989, was stationed at 29 Palms California. First time I got to stand in the Mojave and see the night sky was breath taking. Not to take anything away from the good people and the technology of the Hayden planetarium but there’s just no way to capture the realty. Great video , great memory ! Thanks for it ! 🤙🏻👊🏻

[@15Kilo]

Look at the night sky in the California desert (NTC) while wearing night vision goggles. It’s this sky x100. Stars take up every part of the sky. It’s beautiful

[@abelis644]

I found a great pair of night vision binoculars at a local second hand store, I use them mostly to observe the sky, it's awesome how much one can see! 👋🇨🇦

[@15Kilo]

@@abelis644 that’s awesome!

[@felicitasgarcia6780]

The fact that you can see a galaxy all the way through here it's just crazy. I would love to see this. Amazing

[@davzrobaichjukes]

Vast and awesome thank you I'm lucky I live in rural Wales

[@alexb.8841]

Where is this at?

[@Itz_SilverRBX]

Teide, Spain

[@lipikarahaman9188]

When I was a child, i always tried to count the stars. That memory!😊❤

[@OP_JOKER_FF]

the andromeda galaxy will collide with our milky way galaxy and then we will be called milkdromeda and seeing it with our naked eyes is pretty terrifying

[@krishanuphukan80]

Milky Andromeda? Andromeda's Milk?

[@OP_JOKER_FF]

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[@MegaLeatherOfficial]

@@krishanuphukan80 Andromeda's milk sure look tasty! 😋

[@Cakebattered]

There won't be anyone around to call it anything.

[@LE-M1903]

​@@MegaLeatherOfficial I taste that once, and damn it gave me motivation then suddenly fly to space

[@fridaee]

This guy can recognize a whole universe with his bare eyes while I can't even recognize the moon 😂

[@FluffyCloudMoonneeyyy]

It’s beautiful

[@Faisal-ce2xf]

It's actually mind blowing that you can see a galaxy two and a half million light years away with your naked eye, like just imagine how bright the Galaxy could be!

[@beans_gaming2345]

its so astonishing that we could see what the universe has to offer so we should live our best and see the wonders of our universe and be joyful so go outside sometime and just think of the present not past or future and don't worry about what others think... live your best.

[@jackofalltrades123]

When I was in the army doing training to be a truck driver. One of the classes was at night to train on what's called blackout driving. No lights and all you have on is night vision goggle. I remember when I put it on and looked up at the night sky the whole sky was covered in glitter! It was the most amazing sight and I realized how little of the stars we see in the night sky. It was truly breathtaking

[@RandomRobloxHuman]

whats even more amazing is that the camera was so low quality let it still capture how beautiful it still is

[@kimo9728]

genuinely gave me chills man

[@Tahgotrizz]

There should be a day when all the people on earth shut their lights and enjoy the beauty of space!

[@Taganoym]

The fact that you can see the Black hole's accretion disk is so scary. So much power.

[@rockymvvrcianu6846]

I remember driving to Lake Havasu, AZ in 2009 at night. I stopped to pee and looked up at the night sky. Absolutely beautiful.

[@Ronan_gg]

One day I’m going to a dark sky reserve, I deadass nearly shed a tear watching this just thinking about how a lot of the population will never see the sky like this.

[@GoatEditz_Sui]

This just shows how far the human eye can see we can see galaxys Millons of light years away from us. This is just amazing and beautiful

[@Mr-Digital-FPE]

Man this cameraman and other people are super lucky to see these happening in the night sky 🤩

[@Idioticnoah1]

I got sad, emotional. This is wholesome. I remember seeing these stars but 10x less. At my grandmas, now I can barely see any, I would do anything to see stars like these.❤

[@AbdullahBassam-w3b]

I don’t know if that galaxy can be seen even with zero light pollution but if it’s true it’s very heart touching mashaa Allah

[@chowsanen2]

I went hunting with my uncles and cousins in a camp sight close to Bakersfield. It's a very remote area and the first thing I did when nightfall came was to lay down, look and stare at the sky. I saw a meteor fly by, it was amazing I almost shed a tear.

[@srinethaji3362]

There should be officially a day where every one in this earth would just switch off every possible light and just admire the beauty of the outer space❤❤

[@FunBot2243]

I like Star and is makes me happy and no panic and calms me😌😌

[@tonii9066]

Galaxies are so far away so its super cool that we can see it in our eyes!😮😮

[@Erayamoph]

Where is this magical place🔮✨️

[@effervescentrelief]

What's sad is there are many simple measures that can be taken to significantly reduce light pollution. But no one seems to care so it just gets worse.

[@Freakyhamiltonfan]

I honestly might go camping in the middle of nowhere with my family so we could see this every night

[@Foot_ballerf]

Mashallah ❤❤❤❤

[@hubbabubgum]

That's so beautiful! I can't stop staring at it.

[@StellarDastav]

This Is what our Ancestors saw just a few hundred years ago. I wish I could see these stars because even in some remote places you can't see it.

[@MagnusNielsen-l9d]

This video is the One that mad me love space

[@ehnsjben]

Beautiful vision ❤❤❤

[@bhargavpk953]

Night sky is always dear to me. I feel its been a constant companion. Always somewhat static. Places change. People change. I myself changed. But night sky is just what it is since I was a kid