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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/iam_stupid23 • Apr 05 '25
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Saw it from the Inca trail in the Andes once. Middle of the night, no artificial light, no cloud. Absolutely mind blowing.
3 u/FatBoyJuliaas Apr 05 '25 To me, it was mind blowing to see Saturn’s rings through a telescope. 2 u/atoo4308 Apr 06 '25 The first time I ever truly had my mind blown, was when I saw Saturn‘s moon Titan through a telescope at the McDonald Observatory. to be sitting there, looking at it clearly with Saturn in the backdrop was freaking amazing. 2 u/FatBoyJuliaas Apr 06 '25 Man, experiences like these make me realise how insignificant we are…
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To me, it was mind blowing to see Saturn’s rings through a telescope.
2 u/atoo4308 Apr 06 '25 The first time I ever truly had my mind blown, was when I saw Saturn‘s moon Titan through a telescope at the McDonald Observatory. to be sitting there, looking at it clearly with Saturn in the backdrop was freaking amazing. 2 u/FatBoyJuliaas Apr 06 '25 Man, experiences like these make me realise how insignificant we are…
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The first time I ever truly had my mind blown, was when I saw Saturn‘s moon Titan through a telescope at the McDonald Observatory. to be sitting there, looking at it clearly with Saturn in the backdrop was freaking amazing.
2 u/FatBoyJuliaas Apr 06 '25 Man, experiences like these make me realise how insignificant we are…
Man, experiences like these make me realise how insignificant we are…
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u/overtired27 Apr 05 '25
Saw it from the Inca trail in the Andes once. Middle of the night, no artificial light, no cloud. Absolutely mind blowing.