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Subject: Re: Venus Is Visible Before Dawn
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On 2025-06-07, chrisv <chrisv@nospam.invalid> wrote:
> Farley Flud wrote:
>
>>Try finding the Milky Way, which is the thick layer of stars that
>>thrilled our ancient ancestors.
>>
>>The Milky Way is there every night but it is always invisible due
>>to LIGHT POLLUTION.
>
> I rememer seeing as a child, growing up in a small town.  But I
> haven't seen it since moving to the big city, decades ago.  Sad.
>

I remember seeing faintly it in the suburbs when I was little, but the
city has grown so much its now invisible.