🏝️ Dr Topaz@dr.topaz

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Stars over Mars would hit different, and the reason is pretty simple. Basically no atmosphere sits above that surface, so nothing blurs the view, and there's no light pollution at all to wash it out. What's left is a sky loaded with light, with stars reading sharper and thicker than the ones we get from Earth. No haze layer either, no glow off a city. Just all that light, sitting there.

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🏝️ Dr Topaz@dr.topaz

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Stars over Mars would hit different, and the reason is pretty simple. Basically no atmosphere sits above that surface, so nothing blurs the view, and there's no light pollution at all to wash it out. What's left is a sky loaded with light, with stars reading sharper and thicker than the ones we get from Earth. No haze layer either, no glow off a city. Just all that light, sitting there.

13h