Would you prefer to look at the stars and constellations through a telescope or up close in Space Ship?

[thegreenyogi]

[ohsheeT]

Well I definitely would have to go with the spaceship because I never been in one before

But if you want to look at them with the naked eye go out to the Black Rock desert where they have burning Man in Nevada when nobody else is out there and it looks like you can reach up and touch the Stars they are so low they are so big so bright it is one of the most romantic mind-blowing. Experiences that you will ever have because it's look like you could just reach up and grab a hold of them it is so cool

[Gengi87]

Telescope for now but spaceship would be awesome

[ManOnFire]

Would be pretty cool to see that up close in a space ship.

[SueShe]

That's basically what I do as a job.

Granted, I am still in the studying process but ultimately that is where I am heading to.

With today's technology advancement, studying the stars or celestial object from outer space is too dangerous and too costly.

Give me a telescope anytime because the galaxies and nebulae you see on pictures are not at all the way they appear to the naked eye or through any telescope or in a space station.

Humans are not yet capable to see the infrared or ultraviolet shades without manipulating those pictures.

[razelove]

Man, sign me up for the space ship. Even if it's some busted ass government model from the US, China or Russia, I am so for it.

Granted it would likely be the same view with the same telescope. The atmospheric distortion wouldn't be obvious until you go beyond the power of an observatory (I'm not sure how that works with radio telescopes). Though the only one I had a chance to work on was junk because of the city backlighting.

[RoronoaZoro8]

Probably through a telescope. Stars take years and years and years to reach with current rocket technology and even if I managed to get to them, they'd be too bright to look at up close.

If it was the planets in our Solar System it would definitely be cool to see them up close but again they'd take months or years to reach.

I'll stick to a telescope.

[zagor]

I don't think it is possible to look at them up close in a space ship unless you plan on living a veerrrrryyy long time.

And if you got too close you would no longer be living a long time.

[NathanDavis]

up close? how close are we talking about... lol

[bananathunder]

Telescope only because less chance of death lol

[MrGSpotHer]

For a close up this would have to be some star trek tech for sure 😁

[abc3643]

You can't look at them close up in a space ship.

[Staximus]

I'll keep my feet on the ground

[Kelly6]

@thegreenyogi spaceship

[Lynx122]

spaceship :)

[loveslongnails]

Space ship!

[LiamJHayden]

Telescope.

[Wise4myage]

Spaceship

[shortster]

Space ship

[eagle1951]

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