Richard Feynman: Why Are There No Stars In Space?
Richard Feynman: Why Are There No Stars In Space?
You think space should be full of stars, right? Because when you look up at the night sky on Earth, you see thousands of points of light, and you know that is only a tiny fraction of the universe. According to NASA's estimates, there are over a hundred billion galaxies, and each galaxy contains hundreds of billions of stars, meaning that logically, if you leave Earth and look out into space, the sky should be glowing in every direction. However, when you look at images taken from the International Space Station, you see the exact opposite: the background behind the astronauts and the Earth is an absolute black—no stars, no light, nothing at all. This is where the real question arises: if stars are truly everywhere, why don't you see them?
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