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I would like to know if living in one area in one year is is possible to see with the naked eye at night all the stars of the universe.
No paul!
What about the southern stars? (if you are in the northern hemisphere.
What about the northern stars? (if you are in the southern hemisphere.
So the answer perforce has to no!
That is the reason I for one, have not been able to have a look at the magellanic clouds!
jayen
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Answers by Expert:
Jayendra Upadhye
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1 - General questions on most astronomy topics such as:- Solar system, Cosmology, Black holes, Quasars, Dark matter etc. 2 - General questions about the geologies of planets. 3 - General questions about Orbits and laws governing them. 4 - General questions about rockets / spaceships 5 - General questions about stellar interiors and supernovas.
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I was an askme.com expert rated no#1 for quite some time - and was top ten there by the time it closed - in Astronomy and general science categories.
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Bachelor of Engg. (Electrical engg), Maharaja Sayajirao university of Baroda, Gujarat, India.
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