Re: So why no stars in the night sky?

Man in Black wrote:

> ******SPV.......Back three or more years ago when the earth was round
> we had only 103 miles of atmosphere.  Now we are a million or more
> miles wide and 600 million miles around so the curve is like none
> existence.  That is why you cannot see any stars near the ground
> because you are literally looking at or through hundreds upon hundreds
> of miles of atmosphere to see the stars near ground level and the more
> atmosphere the less you can see.  If you look straight up you see
> about 10% of what you used to see because looking straight up gives
> you the least atmosphere of about 230 miles.  This is why any and all
> space shuttles are out of the question because that old piece of ****
> could no more get out of 230 miles of atmosphere than a person can fly
> unaided.  You see 103 miles and that old space shuttle was breaking
> apart and now at 230 miles it must just be toast because they can't
> figure out why they just blow up or break up and the best they can do
> is just say or lie that one just blew up and then put the whole thing
> on the back burner.

That old piece of ****.