Where are the stars?
Where are the stars?
Where are the stars?
There are the stars!
Why is it that the Hubble and James Webb telescopes can capture amazing-looking star clusters, and Apollo, Artemis, and the South Koreans couldn’t’ find a single one?
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Where are the stars?
Why in the Target List of course!
~Kenneth
Hahaha! That’s a great one, Kenneth! 🤣👍
John
“Star Light Star Bright, First star I see tonight; I wish I may, I wish I might have the the wish I wish tonight.” ⭐
Or “When you wish upon a star your dreams will come true.” 🌠
But, John, one would be quite lucky to find one star in the photos taken from those space expeditions. Make that impossible! Pitch black skies!
But what a contrast from what a telescope can pick up. Beautiful and bright colorful images!
I think Jiminy Cricket ought to keep a look out at NASA for some unusually long noses! 😂
Lisa
No doubt about it, Lisa! NASA and every other space program are full of it. 🤣
John