how many of us enjoy stargazing?
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I love to stay out for an entire night, lie on the ground in a quiet deserted spot and just till morning, gaze at stars and sing songs. it's a pity singapore has too little stars, but i just make do with what i have. someday i'd love to learn mroe about the stars and what their positions mean. Somewhere out of all the people in the world must be people who remember to look to nature, seek delight from the simple things in life (:
369372
We are currently observing 7 objects with a small possibility of hitting us in the near future, and keeping tabs on 14 others that we can't see right now (the sun is in the way).  We also know of 26 objects which we have "lost," but feel that it would be a good idea to find again, just in case.  We also know of another 33 objects that could potentially hit us, but are rather small and would only cause minimal surface damage.\n\nAll in all there are a quite a number of potential impactors right now, we're watching them closly to see if any really will hit us or not.  Obviously this does not count really small things that hit us all the time, just things that are large enough to see in moderate sized telescopes.\n\nJust noticed the source link below mine -- nice to see that Yeomans and Baalke got the JPL site working and up to date again!
502221
When I was a boy I wanted to be an astronomer, and I have always maintained an interest in the subject. I did my BA in psychology, but I did an elective unit in astronomy and I loved it! I've always been fascinated by the grandeur and mystery of the universe.
642903
As many, as there are stars in the universe.
1049632
~No, I think that is very sweet.. especially since he loves to star gaze.  If he didn't love to do that, it might be a little weird.  I think it's very thoughtful though and you should do it.~
140063
I do. I am in a commited relationship, and sometimes i like to "make love"  but most of the time I'd rather let go and have a good time. I am not or have never been a W****. I have only been with 2 men, but it is alot more fun to get into it and do all those things the stars do. (almost)
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- Get a sky map.\n- Do some easy reading.\n- Do some naked eye study of the sky.\n- Get a pair of binoculars - telescopes at the \n  beginning is not so good - not so easy to \n  carry around - You may lose interest.\n- Join some astronomy club.\n- Attend classes, seminars, start parties.
260019
Everything about space is interesting. It is all a mystery and so much is yet to be discovered. I used to love to study the planets when I was in school. I love to watch the stars and wonder what is up there and what it is really like to be billions and billions of miles away from the earth
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1) At what latitude do you live?\n2) What time of night is it?\n3) What direction are you looking in the sky?\n4) How strong are background/city lights where you are?\n\nWhat you are experiencing is called "averted vision".  The portion of our retina most sensitive to faint light is not directly behind the pupil, but off to the side a bit.  You are looking at a deep sky object (star cluster, nebula or galaxy), but to know which one for certain, I need the answers to the above questions.  At this time of year, it is most likely the Pleiades or the Orion Nebula.
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For When You Open Your Eyes A New Twinkle Is Highlighted Within Our Cosmos, So For ME To Percieve Those Sparkley Lights, I Wait For You Too Open Them Eyes\n\nSo Im Guessing A Lot Of Glactic Dust Is Twinkling As You Blink And Read This - I Thank You For The Twinkle\n\nAlien Love
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yes also orion for winter... it is beautiful and easy to find. \n\n i enjoy watching the skies.  there's a dark sky here, so i can see things many people might not be able to.  every once in a while, i'm blessed to see a meteor shower or a display of the northern lights... it's ungodly.\n\ni also enjoy the changing night sky throughout the seasons... the big dipper and bootes in spring, the northern cross in summer, and pegasus in fall (which means orion's on his way back soon).  whatever else changes in life, these will always remain constant... and that is why i appreciate them.
354510
By stars, you mean women, and by telescope, you mean co-ck right?\n\nAnd yes.
881761
Hi. You are pretty optimistic about the development of science without the wonder of the night sky. Assuming we were still a curious breed and tried to mimic birds then I would suspect the sight of the sun would start a new religion.
809888
All stars are round, and there are many trillions of stars, although you can only see about 3,000 of them at any one time without a telescope. The sun is a typical star, only much closer than all the others.
303380
For me?  I love when the sky is a cobalt blue and there are fluffy white clouds contrasting it.  The sun is shining...the birds are singing.  I have an ice-cold drink in my hand, swimsuit on, sand beneath my toes...........\nahhhhh!
1020618
Hi hun,it would be for you and I to go on a cruise and see the stars at night on the ocean..your friend bill..p.s.,i miss you.DANG!!,lol,how long have you been on questions and answers?
708091
Yes I do. The best thing you can do is get at least 15 minutes of sunlight during the wintry months.