Posted on Mar 3, 2010 in Astronomy | 1 comment How does the
Milky Way look in the night sky to our inaided eye? To the
unaided eye, on a clean night the Milky Way appears as a band of
light that covers nearly the entire sky. With magnification, the
sight is quite different. See Milky Way-Wikipedia for some nice
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