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Johan
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1 September, 23:15
All stars you see with your unaided eye are
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Heaven Mason
1 September, 23:32
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within the Milky Way (for the most part, specifically the yellow part of the Milky Way)
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I'm assuming this is what you meant regarding your question, I apologize if it is not.
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