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There are lots of satellites here in the southern skies too.

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  • Prof. Sam LawlerS Prof. Sam Lawler

    There are lots of satellites here in the southern skies too. But the stars behind the satellites are absolutely incredible! The Milky Way was absurdly bright! The Magellenic Clouds were so easy to see! WOOOOWWWWW

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    JT Leskinen
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    @sundogplanets I remember going on road trips in NZ, loved staying at camp sites in the middle of nowhere just for the night sky.

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    • Prof. Sam LawlerS Prof. Sam Lawler

      There are lots of satellites here in the southern skies too. But the stars behind the satellites are absolutely incredible! The Milky Way was absurdly bright! The Magellenic Clouds were so easy to see! WOOOOWWWWW

      EyeG This user is from outside of this forum
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      Eye
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      @sundogplanets

      Ohhhh that's so beautiful! ✨✨✨✨✨

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      • Prof. Sam LawlerS Prof. Sam Lawler

        There are lots of satellites here in the southern skies too. But the stars behind the satellites are absolutely incredible! The Milky Way was absurdly bright! The Magellenic Clouds were so easy to see! WOOOOWWWWW

        Daveography 🇨🇦:magpie:D This user is from outside of this forum
        Daveography 🇨🇦:magpie:D This user is from outside of this forum
        Daveography 🇨🇦:magpie:
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        @sundogplanets

        That was something that really struck my partner and I when we were last down in that part of the world (in 2018). We stayed in Leura, in the Blue Mountains, and were blown away by how clear the night sky was even despite still being really close to Sydney.

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        • Prof. Sam LawlerS Prof. Sam Lawler

          There are lots of satellites here in the southern skies too. But the stars behind the satellites are absolutely incredible! The Milky Way was absurdly bright! The Magellenic Clouds were so easy to see! WOOOOWWWWW

          Phil Stevens :tinoflag:P This user is from outside of this forum
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          Phil Stevens :tinoflag:
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          @sundogplanets I'm so glad we turned on the decent summer weather for your visit. January was miserable for stargazing.

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          • Prof. Sam LawlerS Prof. Sam Lawler

            There are lots of satellites here in the southern skies too. But the stars behind the satellites are absolutely incredible! The Milky Way was absurdly bright! The Magellenic Clouds were so easy to see! WOOOOWWWWW

            GraupelF This user is from outside of this forum
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            Graupel
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            @sundogplanets I miss the milky way, not seen it in so long 😢

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            • Prof. Sam LawlerS Prof. Sam Lawler

              There are lots of satellites here in the southern skies too. But the stars behind the satellites are absolutely incredible! The Milky Way was absurdly bright! The Magellenic Clouds were so easy to see! WOOOOWWWWW

              Tiago 🇨🇦S This user is from outside of this forum
              Tiago 🇨🇦S This user is from outside of this forum
              Tiago 🇨🇦
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              @sundogplanets Yes! So much this. As someone who grew up in Brazil, the night sky over there "has so much more stars" than where I live in Canada.

              Edit: Canada is a vast land and I haven't seen the night sky throughout 🙂

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              • Prof. Sam LawlerS Prof. Sam Lawler

                There are lots of satellites here in the southern skies too. But the stars behind the satellites are absolutely incredible! The Milky Way was absurdly bright! The Magellenic Clouds were so easy to see! WOOOOWWWWW

                Esther #antifaS This user is from outside of this forum
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                Esther #antifa
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                @sundogplanets
                A long time ago — when I was still a small child — I visited parts of Europe that did not have street lighting at the time. Deep in the night, I could find my way home while enjoying the beautiful night sky. When the moon was full, the ancient footpaths seemed to glow.

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                • Prof. Sam LawlerS Prof. Sam Lawler

                  There are lots of satellites here in the southern skies too. But the stars behind the satellites are absolutely incredible! The Milky Way was absurdly bright! The Magellenic Clouds were so easy to see! WOOOOWWWWW

                  ⛰🌲Randy Walters🌲⛰R This user is from outside of this forum
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                  ⛰🌲Randy Walters🌲⛰
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                  @sundogplanets Beautiful photos – could you describe your technique? lens/aperture/exposure time?

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                  • Prof. Sam LawlerS Prof. Sam Lawler

                    There are lots of satellites here in the southern skies too. But the stars behind the satellites are absolutely incredible! The Milky Way was absurdly bright! The Magellenic Clouds were so easy to see! WOOOOWWWWW

                    jon@social.allmende.ioJ This user is from outside of this forum
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                    jon@social.allmende.io
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                    @sundogplanets
                    Never saw them, thanks.
                    @Odradek

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                    • Prof. Sam LawlerS Prof. Sam Lawler

                      There are lots of satellites here in the southern skies too. But the stars behind the satellites are absolutely incredible! The Milky Way was absurdly bright! The Magellenic Clouds were so easy to see! WOOOOWWWWW

                      GhostOnTheHalfShellG This user is from outside of this forum
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                      GhostOnTheHalfShell
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                      @sundogplanets

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                      • Prof. Sam LawlerS Prof. Sam Lawler

                        There are lots of satellites here in the southern skies too. But the stars behind the satellites are absolutely incredible! The Milky Way was absurdly bright! The Magellenic Clouds were so easy to see! WOOOOWWWWW

                        Glenn ParkerG This user is from outside of this forum
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                        Glenn Parker
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                        @sundogplanets Highly envious of your views from the southern hemisphere.

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                        • Prof. Sam LawlerS Prof. Sam Lawler

                          There are lots of satellites here in the southern skies too. But the stars behind the satellites are absolutely incredible! The Milky Way was absurdly bright! The Magellenic Clouds were so easy to see! WOOOOWWWWW

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                          @sundogplanets

                          It's also so taken for granted down here by so many - what we know so what ee expect and are then astonished when people describe how little they can ser

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                          • Prof. Sam LawlerS Prof. Sam Lawler

                            There are lots of satellites here in the southern skies too. But the stars behind the satellites are absolutely incredible! The Milky Way was absurdly bright! The Magellenic Clouds were so easy to see! WOOOOWWWWW

                            TuchowskiA This user is from outside of this forum
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                            Tuchowski
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                            @sundogplanets Now imagine Musk's planned 1'000'000 additional "satellites". 🤦🏾‍♂😤

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                            • TuchowskiA Tuchowski

                              @sundogplanets Now imagine Musk's planned 1'000'000 additional "satellites". 🤦🏾‍♂😤

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                              @adipoeserPursch @sundogplanets Like a million stars but better actually bcs moving and able to crash into your home

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                              • Prof. Sam LawlerS Prof. Sam Lawler

                                There are lots of satellites here in the southern skies too. But the stars behind the satellites are absolutely incredible! The Milky Way was absurdly bright! The Magellenic Clouds were so easy to see! WOOOOWWWWW

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                                Dubi is here :Dambo8:
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                                @sundogplanets 😲

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