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Only half of the world should ideally be populated. That way we can enjoy areas with no light pollution.I want to see the Milky Way one day before I die. It's on the bucket-list.
- do you live in the middle of LA, or Mexico City or something?moldero
- well way less than a quarter of the world has people living there. just gotta go further away from the city.pango
- You don't have to go that far to see it. Shit. I see it dozens of times every year.monospaced
- And mono lives in New York. Shouldn't be too hard for everyone else.pango
- go anywhere with few lights out of city and you will see the Milky Way. But to see it vividly I recommend the Canary Islands.fadein11
- they are a prime location:
https://en.wikipedia…fadein11 - @monospaced. DId you really see it? Purple hues and everything?since1979
- Yes of course. You don't have to go to Nepal or anything. Just away from a city.monospaced
- cool. thanks. my research suggests going to yellowstone and not much else in the USsince1979
- http://darksitefinde…OP31
- @OP31 nice! thanksKrassy
- It's easier than you think c79, Joshua Tree National Park is where I go. Mind blowing.sea_sea
- You can go into the Sierra Nevada range and see it. Maybe not the whole spectrum, but it's still great.monospaced
- I can see that shit from my roof deck, along with satellites just with the naked eye, it's great, I should shoot a timelapse or something, hmmmmmoldero
- Where do you live Moldero?since1979
- bust out the hubble moldysea_sea
- You want to wipe out half the population so you can look at some stars?Xopher
- That's sounds very romantic.pango
- Micky and Mallory Knox style. lolsea_sea