In a city with heavy light pollution, we can’t see most stars. In a clear dark night maybe in a rural area, we can see a lot more. This is a fact and I can confirm this myself.
But, why is it that we can’t see a whole lot more stars from the perspective of those who are actually in space? Shouldn’t they have a way clearer view?
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Astronauts most definitely see stars when in space, but photos taken are usually of objects and people. You can find star photos taken by astronauts by searching for them. Unfortunately I don´t have a link to any.
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