Off topic but can someone answer this for me? Are the stars in our night sky part of our galaxy or no? It seems such a stupid question to ask, but when I look online it says we have one star, our Sun, whereas other galaxies have one or multiple - for instance a galaxy with two stars would be called a Binary System.
So where are the stars in our night sky? Are they even further away than Uranus, Neptune.., but so bright we see them anyway?
So where are the stars in our night sky? Are they even further away than Uranus, Neptune.., but so bright we see them anyway?
EDIT: Thanks, all! Makes sense.