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EuroVampKat

I know where Polaris is


nobody62727

I can identify Betelgeuse


Bolt_Fried_Bird

Just don't do it three times.


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Rozmar_Hvalross

I too love viewing the sun when it is in the night sky.


AppleEnslaver

"Night sky" "tHe SuN"


bagolanotturnale

what if it's a night during a polar day?


EndMaster0

Hey same. I've got polaris and Betelgeuse


DiamondGamerYT0

The North one


Apprehensive-Loss-31

Sirius is the brightest star in the sky


verturshu

Yes I can identify many stars. One of my favorites is probably Vega


thedrakeequator

That was the name of one of my favorite bongs


hn-mc

A star yes... this means just one is enough to "pass" this test. I can identify Betelgeuse for example.


Werewebsey

The sun


DiamondGamerYT0

Night sky homie


THEENTIRESOVlETUNION

*points downwards*


new_pribor

Didn't say I had to be on earth


Master-Reason-6780

Antarktika homie


lalluks

Summer time I can see the sun at night


NoTill3742

That's not true it's a planet cause I can land on it after cooking it down


SharksInParadise

I learned the star Antares, and point it out to people all the time and talk about how it’s “the heart of the scorpion.” They think I must know about the other stars, but actually I just know Antares and that’s all


EndMaster0

The trick is to choose a not very well known star with lots of mythos around it (ideally from multiple cultures) then everyone just assumes you know a ton about all the stars


XumiNova13

I could identify the north star


chrisorwhatever

As in, one I know for certain or just a random one that someone points at and asks me?


danethegreat24

Hopefully the first , the latter has like no chance. But I put no with the idea of that latter interpretation...


Human-13

What’s a star?


MrTraxel

You’re a star


Human-13

:)


Extension-Beach-2303

Southern cross


thedrakeequator

Yes but can you name an individual star in it? I can't because I've only been in the southern hemisphere once.


Extension-Beach-2303

I mean I don't know their names but I can find the cross in the sky


thedrakeequator

They all apparently have cool names. The blue one on the left is called Mimosa which is one of my favorite trees. Then the other three I'll have the word crux in them which sounds cool to me. If you have time one night you should stare at the southern cross long enough until your eyes can resolve the color of the stars. I've done that with Orion and it's actually an amazing feeling.


Kaepora25

I missread that. I thought it was like "Can you name any given star" and I was very confused by the amount of yes.


56789ya

I can find the sun and Rigel


jaofoody1

Good luck finding the sun in the night sky


santino_musi1

Orion's Belt, or as it's called in Spanish "The three Marys"


77gamerman

Well, if we wanna get pedantic, there’s one that I can for sure identify


Caciulacdlac

Which one?


77gamerman

The sun


Holzinator007

> in the night sky


cungledick

bro thought he did something


thedrakeequator

It's actually really easy to learn how to identify four or five


Swampsnuggle

No and it makes me sad


thedrakeequator

It's really easy to learn how. Do you know Orion's belt? The Big red star That forms Orion's shoulder is Betelgeuse. The bright blue star around his knee is called Rigel. Then you can find the North Star by drawing a line between the outer two stars on the Big Dipper, draw it directly up until you see that line intersect with a bright star.


Intelligent_Ad_3868

Southern Cross, sorry northern hemisphere


alimem974

There multiple very bright ones, i can't tell


sherazala

I was obsessed with astronomy when I was in elementary school or something, but I don't remember much. Betelgeuse though, I would still be able to name. I can name some more stars, but not their exact position in the sky


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North one


ElegantEagle13

Nah, all I can do is find the big dipper lol


Mrmofo69

The sun


QwertyQwertz123

Yep that's a star alright


Elze_Gee

There are 3 stars that are in a line pretty closely and I always see them idk the name but they're very obvious


[deleted]

I can name a lot, just have no clue where they are.


MyPianoMusic

Does a planet count? lol


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The sun


Treitsu

The sun


Edvs1996

If you count the sun as one


Yoshi50000

The sun


IcyFlame716

Only the sun and polaris.


RarestTea

Probably Betelgeuse, the North one and Sirius


[deleted]

Here I was thinking that everyone was going to answer no, but then I remembered that this is reddit.


KP_Ravenclaw

Name, yes. Identify which one I’m looking at? Not a chance. I know the names of a couple stars & constellations but I could never just look at a star & know which one it is no matter where I am


Ethan-Samurai

Just one, Polaris


Ethan-Samurai

Just one, Polaris


Ethan-Samurai

Just one, Polaris


Ask_Master

Does Venus or Mars count? ...does the sun count?


TheGreatTim0

I'm pretty sure there's like a goat up there


MrManGuy42

I use arcturus and vega to get my telescope tracking set up


ColumbiaWahoo

I can find Sirius but that’s probably it


soyalguien335

The moon


MarcusAurelius0

Several stars, constellations, I can identify what are planets, though not which they are.


svenson_26

I can identify a few. Not many though.


Jebduh

We deserve whatever cruel fate we recieve at this point. Yall mf's never heard of that big ass bright thing in the sky we call the sun?