Why can't we see the stars in the night sky as much anymore?

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Is every star we see in our Milky Way galaxy?

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VirtualAstro on X: This really is quite possible. I really hope we don't lose our wonderful night sky to commercialisation. / X

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Why can't we see the stars in the night sky as much anymore?

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