What time do the stars come out?

Question

i know at around 8:30 in wisconson, one star comes out like really early. but when do you start to see packs of stars? like all over the sky? this isnt a random question. i really need to know this.

Answer 1

hmm good question idk but you could try searching it on google

thts the best i can do lol sry!

hope this helps

Answer 2

That star that comes out early in the south is Jupiter.  Here in Montana it's not dark enough for stars until 9:30.

Stars come out when it's dark, so you need to wait until your sky is dark.  Being close to lights wash out smaller stars, so the darker, the better.

Answer 3

  Usually, u will see the moon and/or Jupiter first, since these are the 2 brightest objects in our sky now. To see stars, u will have to wait until it gets darker.  

Answer 4

When the light goes off, are you blonde?

Answer 5

Depends on when the sun sets and the sky starts to become dark.  The sky will enter its darkest phase 3 or 4 hours after sunset and the atmosphere will be clearest in the hours after 1am  - so thats the best time to look.

Answer 6

The stars are always there. As soon as it gets dark enough the differential in the light levels makes them more apparent.  

Answer 7

So maybe sunset is 8:30.  Civil twilight ends when the Sun goes 6 degrees below the horizon.  Nautical twilight ends when the Sun goes 12 degrees below the horizon.  Astronomical night ends when the Sun goes 18 degrees below the horizon.

It's a pain to calculate. Computers are really good at this sort of thing.  Register on Heavens-above, and use the Sun data link. Registering lets you save your location on Earth.  They don't spam you.  It's free.

Answer 8

John D gets best answer!  I could have not said it better myself.  100% correct!  Way to go!  

Answer 9

at night!

Answer 10

the same time as my teeth