Among other things, Warp wrote:

> Jellby <jel### [at] m-yahoocom> wrote:
>> In outer space this doesn't happen and it
>> should be possible to see the stars you cover the sun (and other bright
>> bodies), but I've never been there to try.
> 
>   As I said, it's perfectly possible to photograph stars in space. You
> just need to set the exposure time of the photographing device so long
> that it captures the light of the stars.
> [...]

Yes, I agree. I was just pointing out that, under the atmosphere, it's not 
just a matter of exposure time.

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