Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for June 09, 2016

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    Templo S.U.D.  over 8 years ago

    Perhaps there’s an astronomical documentary on TV, Gracie.

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    Quantum Leaper  over 8 years ago

    I would have thought Gracie could count to around 5000, which is about the maximum you can see on a starry night. If she lived in a big city, that maximum would be lower, because of all the light pollution.

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    Charlie Fogwhistle  over 8 years ago

    The number of visible stars pales in comparison to the total. I’m surprised Gracie hadn’t done any research on the numbers before beginning her field work.

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    macky87  over 8 years ago

    I think she’s already done. Now on to the rest of the evening.

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    imagenesis  over 8 years ago

    I try it once but the night sky kept on moving and lost count!!! Grrrr!

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    Darsan54 Premium Member over 8 years ago

    Also depends on where you live and the level of light pollution you experience.

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    Linguist  over 8 years ago

    Starry,Starry Night !

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    Comic Minister Premium Member over 8 years ago

    So much for counting stars!

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    silver_pdx  over 8 years ago

    From a movie seen a long time ago:

    Man and woman in a car at a lovers lane overlooking a city.

    Girl: “look at the stars! there must be dozens of them!”

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    BobCu  over 8 years ago

    Where I live I’m lucky to see two planets and one star. Light pollution is a big problem.

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