In Space

That sounds sensible. Another, mior, issue is that whenever the clocks are changed it takes a couple of days for them to reset. When I go to bed the streetlight closeby just gives enough light to navigate by. It's a couple of days groping in the dark until they get back to normal. I never use my bedside light so I forget there is one lol

I have a corner house with a streetlight. From what I've seen (or couldn't see), most newer neighborhoods don't have them.

I have LED Solar lights that require no battery, no electricity and you can set them up anywhere.  They are strips about 3 inches wide and 9 inches long.

They charge during the day, and then at night, they are motion detectors and pop on whenever motion is detected.  

They are great.  I set mine for 10 minutes 

There is more out there than we can ever imagine.

We will never scratch the surface.

Step aside Mr. Einstein...   lol...

Maybe not of we don't blow ourselves up...

I was saying this just the other day. The dust had really gathered in my house while we were away for the weekend....

So i am not surprised that whole galaxies can get lost behind it.

Even if it does not it will evolve into something you would totally fail to recognise if you were to see it.

I came across an interesting site on the current topic today: www.jwst.nasa.gov/content/webbLaunch/whereIsWebb.html

Over half way.

I will never get over that what I see is a little white spot in the night sky, others can see and interpret so much more from it.

I think if I had been princess of the world since time began, we would still be impressed when the sun rose every morning, and the moon kept changing shape.