The simple answer to your question is the camera settings used to take most photos from the Moon weren’t designed to capture stars ... bright day and dilates at night: Your eye automatically ...

During the day, the sky is so bright from this light that no stars (well, except the sun) can be seen. They’re too faint. At night, after the sun sets and its scattered light diminishes ...

Ladi Svoboda told Snopes that the photo was "real but artistically interpreted," while noting that similar shots were ...

We were incredibly lucky that night in 1984, when I was seven, because a satellite came into view. With no clouds ... the sky like a string of pearls, or a long ellipse of unblinking stars.