How can we see the Milky Way Galaxy and be inside it at the same time?
How can we see our galaxy with the naked eyes?
Is it possible to see a nebula with the naked eye? How are pictures of our own Galaxy taken from the inside? How far our eyes can see? Is the Andromeda Galaxy visible from Earth? Can there be potentially habitable worlds near the core of the galaxy or is the light and radiation too strong? How far can our eyes see? If the universe is flat how could you see stars above you standing at the top of the world and looking up at night? Is there any galaxy made up of only dark matter? Can human eyes be modified to make us see/sense wavelengths beyond the visible spectrum? Are there any satellites visible from Earth by the naked eye? Can we see light? How can celebrities look at the flash with eyes open? What is the greatest myth about our galaxy? Can you see color in space or is it just all white to the eyes (with cheap telescope)? Why can't we see things in darkness? What would happen if we nuke the Milky Way galaxy? What would we see if we could watch as the universe is dying? Why aren't we able to see the Sun with the naked eye the whole day but we can see it during sunrise or sunset? What's the point of flying to another galaxy if that galaxy may not even exist once we get there? Does our Milky Way galaxy travel? If humans did not have eyes, would we discover light? Is space and the galaxy actually empty? What are some things not visible to naked eye? Why can't you see stars in videos of space? Are the flickering lights I see in the night sky stars from our Milky Way Galaxy, or are they distant galaxies? What would happen if we saw the world only through Augmented Vision? Why we can see from eyes only? Why can't we see the light? If we can see distant galaxy using Hubble or some other telescopes, can we see the flag on moon? Sometimes we see loads of stars in the sky. Sometimes we don't see any. Why so?