The Eternal Thread 2.0

This may seem a bit too broad, but all of the above that’s been discussed is why I’m glad to have been born in the 90s rather than, say, any time before the 40s

@Mellow Rhythm  
Lmao! Right.

I had an amazing day yesterday. Just visited places in my city that I’ve never stepped foot in whole my life.

@Count Adramélekh Sear  
Nice!

What’s up everyone? ^^

@BumpyBeatz  
The moon :P

@BumpyBeatz  
The moon and Venus.

@MagpulPony  
Where is Venus?

Tonight in my place is gonne be the closest The Moon and Venus are to one another.

But nothing can top this epic conjunction quartet that happened 4 weeks ago.
 

@naganofan99999  
Next to the moon.

@Count Adramélekh Sear  

 
Gone are the days that this is the view people got looking into the sky.

@BumpyBeatz  
I’ve never seen that.

@MagpulPony  
Because of things like light pollution.

@BumpyBeatz  
I imagine this is the world’s nightly night sky long before the industrial era.

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@BumpyBeatz  
That would be one good reason to travel back in time…

@BumpyBeatz  
Pretty much.

@Count Adramélekh Sear
 
@Mellow Rhythm
 
@MagpulPony  
You can still experience the same sky without pollution. You just need to find an area that’s very separated from civilization. Such as the Antarctic.  
Light pollution should be nonexistent there.
 
I feel like it would also have the best view.

@BumpyBeatz  
Hehe
 
I really don’t have any plans to travel to the Antarctic any time soon, but I’ll take your word for it on the open, clear skies part

@Mellow Rhythm  
Same. I’d be more likely to just drive 3 or 4 hours out to Mojave Desert.

@BumpyBeatz  
A remote island with these beautiful white beach several miles out to the closest civilization here is capable of viewing a very starry night including the Milky Way Galaxy.
 
I’ve been there last 2015 and I wish I had the money to make my second coming.

@Count Adramélekh Sear  
I haven’t been to a remote island since 2004.

@MagpulPony  
Gosh, I’m missing that place again everytime someone or I mentioned it. It’s so tranquil and breathtaking it feels like time froze over for several years just to feel like I wanna stay on that yard for life.
 
This is how that looks like, name is Calaguas Islands.