Re: Eta Virginis
Raoul,
You mentioned a few posts ago that if a "person" were looking at out solar system from Eta Virginis they might see various clouds and larger features.
That was after it was found Eta Virginis was in reality three stars.
I'm wondering if those stars were so close to each other that it would be hard to "see" anything faint looking out from that cluster. Would the light pollution be so thick that even on a dark side of something that it would overwhelm anything subtle from this distance.
Just curious.
Arf