Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? - Science/Technology (3) - Nairaland
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| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by Ebydeb: 1:35pm On Aug 28 |
Honestly i noticed it too. What could be the possible cause? |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by Shamo007: 1:51pm On Aug 28 |
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| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by Nobody: 1:53pm On Aug 28 |
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| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by verminnel(f): 2:02pm On Aug 28 |
Shamo007:let him continue, very soon I will expose his real moniker and blow his cover so his body will calm down. Grey headed old man wey dey do like small pikin |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by Kamalex2: 2:49pm On Aug 28 |
When end is near Orisirisi nkan loma sele ![]() |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by Advancedman(m): 3:13pm On Aug 28 |
Because abomination is the order of the day. Especially western immortality |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by MightySparrow: 4:47pm On Aug 28 |
AsomArchitectNG:The stars are angry with Nigeria. Or Tinubu embezzle them. ![]() |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by princepee(m): 5:20pm On Aug 28 |
Leepeak: guy you no well I swear. |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by kppo(m): 5:23pm On Aug 28 |
AsomArchitectNG:I thought I was the only one that noticed. I have been pondering this question for years. Maybe it's part of the end-time signs that the bible talks about: (Matthew 24:29 KJV) Immediately after the tribulation of those days shall the sun be darkened, and the moon shall not give her light, and the stars shall fall from heaven, and the powers of the heavens shall be shaken: (Isaiah 13:10 KJV) For the stars of heaven and the constellations thereof shall not give their light: the sun shall be darkened in his going forth, and the moon shall not cause her light to shine. (Ezekiel 32:7 KJV) And when I shall put thee out, I will cover the heaven, and make the stars thereof dark; I will cover the sun with a cloud, and the moon shall not give her light. (Joel 3:15 KJV) The sun and the moon shall be darkened, and the stars shall withdraw their shining. |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by Insectkiller: 6:44pm On Aug 28 |
That's Science.. Climate change etc |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by dododawa1: 7:16pm On Aug 28 |
Climate change APC in power not PDP |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by NairaMaster1(m): 7:27pm On Aug 28 |
AsomArchitectNG:Go to the village you will see so many stars in the Sky. In the city, you hardly observe it. |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by naturefellow(m): 9:06pm On Aug 28 |
AsomArchitectNG:the answer is simple... Light pollution. You'd witness starry night skies in less populated areas with less light pollution. |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by Nobody: 9:07pm On Aug 28 |
Why don't you use expose me now 😔 verminnel: |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by verminnel(f): 9:09pm On Aug 28 |
Imalwayshorny:I pity u🤣🤣u want make that bp kill u abi |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by mankan2k7(m): 9:31pm On Aug 28 |
We all represent a star in the sky. When u die, a star falls from the sky. |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by ikorodureporta: 9:31pm On Aug 28 |
AsomArchitectNG:No.... The time spent watching the sky is now on your phone |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by CaseSensitive(m): 10:06pm On Aug 28*. Modified: 1:06am On Aug 29 |
kppo:I knew someone will try and explain this through some redundant religious nonsense. Nothing can "darken" the sun and the moon is a giant ball of dark grey rock by the way, it has no "light" or light source but only looks bright to us because it reflects sunlight against the blackness of space. Maybe the Bible needs an update - this is 21st century. And the stars will "withdraw" their shining? Wow How was the prayer walk? You sound like someone who'd be in attendance. |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by Akinola100: 11:24pm On Aug 28 |
KingRabota:This is true. Because I have been seeing a very brightly lit star. It’s bigger and brighter than the stars we see and it has been fixated on a particular spot. My initial thought was that it was a man made satellite in space. Didn’t know it was Venus. Thank you for the information |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by ThinkSmarter: 11:45pm On Aug 28 |
Rain 🌧️ clouds beclouded the stars because of the rainy season. From dry season when the clouds might have sunsided, it will start appearing again. Even new moon 🌙 seems invisible this season. |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by OfficialTM147(m): 12:07am On Aug 29 |
Is raining season bro |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by Superpack589: 9:02am On Aug 29 |
The real problem is increasing number of satellites in the sky, many shinning brighter than stars, moving all over the place, blinking, and deceiving people. |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by Mrexcell(m): 11:26am On Aug 29 |
CaseSensitive:Incredible i never even knew the sun is so big that it can contain a million earths lord have mercy, imagine having over 200b of such star in this universe God is truly an unimaginable entity no one can fully comprehend. |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by CaseSensitive(m): 12:21pm On Aug 29 |
Mrexcell:Ha no. There are way more than 200b of stars in the universe. There's between 200b to 2 trillion stars in our Milky Way galaxy alone. Milky Way galaxy is like our own area of the universe, so every stars you see at night belongs to our Milky Way galaxy. There are trillions of galaxies in the universe. Our Milky Way galaxy is just ONE out of trillions of galaxies in the universe and each galaxy has its own hundreds of billions, if not trillions of stars. So, you saying "imagine having over 200b of such star in this universe" is like saying Lekki Phase 1 is the whole world. Think about it. Fun Fact: We are literally star particles. Every single atoms that your body is made of - The carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, calcium, iron etc were produced through nuclear processes inside stars. The atoms in your body existed before earth existed and when you look up to the sky at night and you see stars, you're not merely looking at distant objects, you're looking at the cosmic ancestors of the materials that eventually became YOU. That's where we came from. We are gods! |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by Mrexcell(m): 12:35pm On Aug 29 |
CaseSensitive:Very educative |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by KingRabota: 1:07pm On Aug 29 |
Kool, glad you've caught on to it. It will be visible until around October when it will start to overtake planet earth and after some months it will reappear as a morning star in the East. Man made satellite dont usually stay in one place, they move against the background of the nightsky, because they're not too far up just a few hundred kilometres, except it's in geostationary orbit ( 36,000km), and that's a little further up and waaay more difficult to see with naked eyes Keep looking up Akinola100: |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by Doctordan: 10:14pm On Aug 29 |
Nicotinekills:Signs of the times? |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by Nicotinekills: 11:27pm On Aug 29 |
Doctordan:Well..... |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by Akinola100: 11:31pm On Aug 29 |
KingRabota:Wow. But why did Venus appear visible to us at a certain time of the year. Is it also a yearly phenomenon? |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by KingRabota: 11:31am On Aug 30 |
Good question From elementary astronomy. We recall that Venus is in the inner orbit withbplanet Mercury, since it's closer to the sun it has a higher orbital velocity and it's radius of orbit is much smaller than that of planet Earth. If you can imagine this in your mind , you'll see Earth orbiting the sun with Venus but the latter will sometimes appear to be behind Earth and at other times it appears to be ahead. Currently Venus is behind us which is why we see it in the Western sky , after a while it will move out of Earth's view while it will orbits round the sun, ( since it has a s smaller orbit and higher velocity) and appear in the East as a morning star. I tried to dumb down on the specifics so I don't sound conflicting. But that's the short of it Any questions you got I'm here Akinola100: |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by Akinola100: 11:05pm On Aug 30 |
KingRabota: |
| Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by Akinola100: 11:07pm On Aug 30 |
[quote author=Akinola100 post=140495133][/quote]That means Venus is currently revolving faster than earth due to it smaller elliptical orbit. Ok. Can we get to see other planets 🪐 like Venus for instance. In fact, Jupiter should be like the size of the moon if it revolves closer to us 😂 |
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