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38. LOL. No problem 😊

Reply to Mousetoescamper (Reply #37)

Mon Sep 9, 2024, 11:37 AM

Sep 2024

Looking up helps keep my feet on the ground

Exactly ✅ Mine too.

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A sky full with stars [View all] Mousetoescamper Sep 2024 OP

Very cool! Ocelot II Sep 2024 #1

The amazing and expanding universe Mousetoescamper Sep 2024 #3

Nice; I'll bet there's some intelligence out there somewhere. Permanut Sep 2024 #2

Let's hope so; " 'cause it's bugger all down here on Earth." (Thanks Eric Idle/John Du Prez) Mousetoescamper Sep 2024 #4

That's a great shot, especially from a city. brer cat Sep 2024 #5

Thanks! It turned out much better than expected. Mousetoescamper Sep 2024 #6

I used to live on a ridge in the southern end of the Appalachians. brer cat Sep 2024 #7

I have to travel 185 miles northwest of here to be under a dark night sky. Mousetoescamper Sep 2024 #8

What a splendid shot, my dear Mousetoescamper! CaliforniaPeggy Sep 2024 #9

Thanks for stopping by! Sleep well, my friend. Mousetoescamper Sep 2024 #12

Wow! Beautiful! liberalla Sep 2024 #10

Thanks! Mousetoescamper Sep 2024 #14

Never seen anything quite like it. You are a very talented photographer. marybourg Sep 2024 #11

Thanks! Mousetoescamper Sep 2024 #16

I don't think I've ever seen that kind of density of stars in an exposure marybourg Sep 2024 #19

Do go on. Is there something you require? Mousetoescamper Sep 2024 #21

No. Just very impressed. marybourg Sep 2024 #25

Nice. I am also in a small town, but just 3 miles SE there is a place that is far away from any lights 4lbs Sep 2024 #13

There's a dark skies park 185 miles NW of me where naked-eye views sometimes approach this depth Mousetoescamper Sep 2024 #18

Gorgeous. byronius Sep 2024 #15

Thanks! Mousetoescamper Sep 2024 #20

An absolutely amazing image! When I took a second look it, about a third niyad Sep 2024 #17

Thanks! Mousetoescamper Sep 2024 #22

Very nice Old Crank Sep 2024 #23

Thanks! Mousetoescamper Sep 2024 #24

Very nice. Your title and picture reminded me of David Bowmans response to mission control in 2001 - A Space Odyssey Cheezoholic Sep 2024 #26

Thanks! The title was written with that line in mind. Mousetoescamper Sep 2024 #28

This is very striking. Beautiful. Thank you. LoisB Sep 2024 #27

Thanks and you're welcome! Mousetoescamper Sep 2024 #29

I love stars. Thanks for posting. I used to see them at my parents' applegrove Sep 2024 #30

You're welcome! Mousetoescamper Sep 2024 #31

Where I live, I see only maybe 60 stars, and make do with that situation progree Sep 2024 #32

Your links are useful for eyeing and identifying objects in the night sky Mousetoescamper Sep 2024 #34

I'm awe struck too. I wish I could see something like that or take a picture like that progree Sep 2024 #36

Thanks for the clarification! Mousetoescamper Sep 2024 #37

LOL. No problem 😊 progree Sep 2024 #38

Very cool! Diamond_Dog Sep 2024 #33

Thanks! Mousetoescamper Sep 2024 #35