This is an actual photo I made in Afghanistan. Dwellers in bright cities almost never see any stars. At all. I've seen their reactions in Himalaya by Everest when they are first exposed to stars many of us find as normal.
My actual raw image of this is far better. I do not have with me. I’ve made thousands like this in many countries. Many are far better.
Ghor felt similar to Tibet.
I made the photograph below at Kennedy Space Center, Florida.
Photograph below published by NASA:
Above and below both from NASA:
I made the below time-lapse on this day, 04 April, in 2024. Near Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada:
Thank you for your support. I need it:
Snail Mail:
Michael Yon, LLC
PO Box 66
Archer, FL 32618
Where did you see the Aurora Borealis, Michael? I flew fighters for 20 years and got to see them through a bubble canopy many times. I also flew with night vision goggles, and was able to see stars, hundreds of times better (greater number) than the naked eye.
When things cool off in Panama, I’d love to see you write an article about your experiences in Afghanistan. 🫡
I wonder why there are no stars in the nasa photos.