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Christopher James Huff <cja### [at] earthlink net> wrote:
> You can see the stars
> when standing on the sunlit side of the moon
I don't think you can see many stars.
Even here on Earth, if you are in a brightly lit room your eyes are
adapted to the brightness (the size of the pupils and all that stuff)
and it's difficult to see many stars outside, even if it's a dark and
clear night. You need to turn off all lights and wait until your eyes
adapt to the darkness before you begin seeing lots of stars.
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