1.) Death valley, California 2.) Mauna Kea, Hawaii 3.) Natural bridges National Monument 4.) Big bed Nation Park, Texas 5.) Cherry springs state park, Pennsylvania 6.) Denali National Park, Alaska 7.) Glacier National Park, Montana 8.) Kitt peak National observatory, Arizona
When i had to ride in a car through Nevada to get to Las Vegas for cheap flights- i was shocked that i didn't see a single light for hundreds of miles....got out and saw the most amazing night sky. I never could have imagined there were that many stars visible....my life was somehow empty before and those two minutes gave it meaning and hope. Wish i could have stayed an hour or more but we needed to catch a plane and dad had to keep driving
Yes it’s beautiful when there is not city lights. Grand Canyon national part north or south rim is Also beautiful. I’m glad you enjoyed that beautiful moment
I lived in Las Vegas for 6 years. I worked at a quarry 72 miles out of the city and still the stars were never very bright. Moral to my story is don’t live in the city lol. I’m glad I moved back to Idaho
This is Amazing..there are so many places to choose to observe the stars in USA..when I was a truck driver I like it very much to see the sky, I parked the truck, step down and relaxing watching the stars a millions of them..ohh man!!!
Modern occult science so called is a religion spreading HaSatanic lies serving & WORSHIPPING HaSatan & praising his fallen ones ( YHWY' CREATION ) openly by name.
@@MultiRANDOM117 Listen what they did to Stephen Hawking, turning a brain dead human into a literal tool to push a Lie was incredible. So incredible that the average person will not be able to accept it.
When I was a little girl, I remember staring in awe at the amazing star filled sky in Morgan Hill, California. Millions of stars, all different sizes, far, far too many to even try to count. Beautiful. Made me think that my worries could all go away, even though I was five, as I thought how small I was and how small my problem was after seeing space.
@@coreyanderson1457 when u see saw the milky way. When u saw it. did it have colors purple yellow? When I saw it last week for the first time it was a new moon 🌚 🌑 meaning no sun hitting the moon and i went to a park that's known for milky way. I didn't see the milky way with colors it was just dark
Me and my girlfriend looked at the stars last night. We live in a small town so we don’t see many stars but she loved seeing the full moon. I’m tryin to plan a trip with her to one of these places does anyone have any experiences or suggestions on wich is best?
Hi is there a specific time and location to see the Milky Way in Death Valley? Recently drove there from Vegas, saw a lot of stars when I arrived, maybe the most ever, but not the Milky Way as is shown in this video. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing what we've unwittingly lost. I always found this lyric from a James McMurtry song sad but poignant... Mama used to roll her hair Back before the central air We'd sit outside and watch the stars at night She'd tell me to make a wish I'd wish we both could fly I don't think she's seen the sky Since we got the satellite dish...
I went to death valley on apr 19th this year, 5 days to the no moon day. It was a clear sky, drove from hotel in Vegas to death valley, stayed there till 3:30 am in hope and there was a lot of light pollution from the hotels nearby and villages nearby. I couldn't even see the stars properly. I have seen more stars from where i live in NC than in death valley. It was such a huge disappointment. The whole reason for that trip was milky way in death valley. Never hated moon more. I loved moon before that, but the moon ruined my star gazing that night.
Surprised you have Death Valley on this list. While it’s still relatively good, you get the light dome from Vegas to the east. Best place I’ve seen on the West Coast is the Great Basin National Park in eastern Nevada. Still as Dark as the west San Joaquin Valley was 50 years ago when I was growing up. My criterion is you can’t see your hand held out in front of your face on a moon less night.
@@MegaCokamo can you really see the milky way like the colors purple and yellow bright? Because I went to a park in Florida kissimmee known for star gazing I went in a new moon 🌑 and the milky didmt have color it just looked like a cloud was thier it was 100% the milky way i was so upset. Did u see it how the pictures look?
Te Zero You see exactly what the google images look like (e.g. Milky Way, etc). BUT you really need to go when they have their “star parties” , check out the website for dates and to register. When I went I was blown away. Another time I went for a simple camping trip and didn’t quite see what I saw the other time. They have a bunch of observatories and red lighting. A lot of astronomers and enthusiasts go. Well worth it, and a lot of other things to do that are not too too far away like the pine creek gorge (PA Grand Canyon) or Penns cavern which you can take a 45 min boat tour through. I only mention these because I’m planning this trip for my gf and I in the near future lol
@@MegaCokamo so you saw the yellow and purple like the pictures? Or like in this video? nebulas? I'm hearing you can't bring a tent and I'm trying to talk to someone they don't pick up. If you take your girlfriend that would be awesome. ESPECIALLY IF SHE NEVER SAW IT. MY GIRLFRIEND and brother said they never knew it existed milky way nebulas etc
You can still travel within your country- dark night sky parks are across the world. We have two officially recognised here in Oz- Coonabarabran and Punyelroo….. much more vibrant than the ones I saw in the US.
Where do these video makers get the robot voice and why do they use it for an otherwise pretty decent --aside from the gee-whiz tenor of the narrative--video?
Every star we see is in our own milky-way. Beyond that is the vastness of the universe, its such ashame humanity will be always trapped in our solar system due to the limitations of our technology. Maybe in the far far future.
If you have a title that says "The 8 Most Beautiful Places .. etc." Then you should really list those places in the video description. And I agree the computerized voice is just plain infuriating. Why is it so difficult to find a human to do the narration? Thumbs down.
1.) Death valley, California
2.) Mauna Kea, Hawaii
3.) Natural bridges National Monument
4.) Big bed Nation Park, Texas
5.) Cherry springs state park, Pennsylvania
6.) Denali National Park, Alaska
7.) Glacier National Park, Montana
8.) Kitt peak National observatory, Arizona
#4- Big Bend
Yes big bend
When i had to ride in a car through Nevada to get to Las Vegas for cheap flights- i was shocked that i didn't see a single light for hundreds of miles....got out and saw the most amazing night sky. I never could have imagined there were that many stars visible....my life was somehow empty before and those two minutes gave it meaning and hope. Wish i could have stayed an hour or more but we needed to catch a plane and dad had to keep driving
Yes it’s beautiful when there is not city lights.
Grand Canyon national part north or south rim is Also beautiful. I’m glad you enjoyed that beautiful moment
I lived in Las Vegas for 6 years. I worked at a quarry 72 miles out of the city and still the stars were never very bright. Moral to my story is don’t live in the city lol. I’m glad I moved back to Idaho
My mother was from Death Valley, and she always mentioned how beautiful the stars were in the sky.
i love watching the stars. thank you
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Me three
Thank you for this listing. I have added 7 of these to my personal Bucket List!
This is Amazing..there are so many places to choose to observe the stars in USA..when I was a truck driver I like it very much to see the sky, I parked the truck, step down and relaxing watching the stars a millions of them..ohh man!!!
Rip Stephen Hawking.. you will be missed
There was 3 Stephen Hawking & he was used to spread lies & lead you away from the LIVING WORD
Modern occult science so called is a religion spreading HaSatanic lies serving & WORSHIPPING HaSatan & praising his fallen ones ( YHWY' CREATION ) openly by name.
@@carpejkdiem lmao what?
@@MultiRANDOM117 Listen what they did to Stephen Hawking, turning a brain dead human into a literal tool to push a Lie was incredible. So incredible that the average person will not be able to accept it.
@@dboydboy1000 the average conspiracy theorist can’t accept the fact they got small pea brains
Just came back from star gazing at Minaret Vista in Mammoth Lakes, truly magical!
When I was a little girl, I remember staring in awe at the amazing star filled sky in Morgan Hill, California. Millions of stars, all different sizes, far, far too many to even try to count. Beautiful. Made me think that my worries could all go away, even though I was five, as I thought how small I was and how small my problem was after seeing space.
Hello can I ask you something
@@tezero8607
Sure.
@@coreyanderson1457 when u see saw the milky way. When u saw it. did it have colors purple yellow? When I saw it last week for the first time it was a new moon 🌚 🌑 meaning no sun hitting the moon and i went to a park that's known for milky way. I didn't see the milky way with colors it was just dark
@@tezero8607 I think you gotta go during certain months while the earth is rotated toward the Milky Way besides looking out of our galaxy
I grew up in a very small town in California and was awed at all the stars from a young age.
Its one thing to watch the stars, but it's another thing when the stars watch you
Me and my girlfriend looked at the stars last night. We live in a small town so we don’t see many stars but she loved seeing the full moon. I’m tryin to plan a trip with her to one of these places does anyone have any experiences or suggestions on wich is best?
Zumwalt prairie, look up pictures it is located in Oregon. Very beautiful if u want full view of milky way. But u half to go like June through august
Where do you live?
It wont look like the pictures shown here bro lol
@@Montano76 would it a little bit? Some color. ?
My house 💀😂 you can see the galaxy and other weird flashing probes
Mt Rainier park paradise. Best view ever
The thumbnail is what I saw growing up. The sky in America just isn’t the same
How can I visit those telescope observatory ? And what are the charges for it ?
Long as there is no big city within 100 miles of you in each direction you should see alot of stars
Hi is there a specific time and location to see the Milky Way in Death Valley? Recently drove there from Vegas, saw a lot of stars when I arrived, maybe the most ever, but not the Milky Way as is shown in this video. Thank you.
From July to october is the time to see it.
Also try to go on new moon.
Thanks for sharing what we've unwittingly lost. I always found this lyric from a James McMurtry song sad but poignant...
Mama used to roll her hair
Back before the central air
We'd sit outside and watch the stars at night
She'd tell me to make a wish
I'd wish we both could fly
I don't think she's seen the sky
Since we got the satellite dish...
Cherry Springs seems nice, but it books full most of a year in advance. I just checked it out and it's booked through April 2022 right now.
I went to death valley on apr 19th this year, 5 days to the no moon day.
It was a clear sky, drove from hotel in Vegas to death valley, stayed there till 3:30 am in hope and there was a lot of light pollution from the hotels nearby and villages nearby.
I couldn't even see the stars properly. I have seen more stars from where i live in NC than in death valley. It was such a huge disappointment.
The whole reason for that trip was milky way in death valley.
Never hated moon more. I loved moon before that, but the moon ruined my star gazing that night.
Thank you for the tips on where to go to see the stars at its full glory in US
You shouldn't have to go to a special park to get a breathtaking view of the night sky.
Surprised you have Death Valley on this list. While it’s still relatively good, you get the light dome from Vegas to the east. Best place I’ve seen on the West Coast is the Great Basin National Park in eastern Nevada. Still as Dark as the west San Joaquin Valley was 50 years ago when I was growing up. My criterion is you can’t see your hand held out in front of your face on a moon less night.
I live in the Houston area. What’s the closest place I can go to see a sky like this?
Northern Maine 👍🏻
Anybody please reply that Stargazing is the every night or the specific dates?
Really, it’s good on a clear night when the moon isn’t full.
I think Summer is the best time to go.
Summertime is the best season but more importantly you want a New Moon as a Full Moon emits too much light diminishing your view.
When I went to Death Valley w the bros. We was high af. Shit was lit
I live in Big Sky Montana, and we have the best views
Cherry springs is the best :)
U been thier?
Te Zero yes, a couple times.
@@MegaCokamo can you really see the milky way like the colors purple and yellow bright? Because I went to a park in Florida kissimmee known for star gazing I went in a new moon 🌑 and the milky didmt have color it just looked like a cloud was thier it was 100% the milky way i was so upset. Did u see it how the pictures look?
Te Zero You see exactly what the google images look like (e.g. Milky Way, etc). BUT you really need to go when they have their “star parties” , check out the website for dates and to register. When I went I was blown away. Another time I went for a simple camping trip and didn’t quite see what I saw the other time. They have a bunch of observatories and red lighting. A lot of astronomers and enthusiasts go. Well worth it, and a lot of other things to do that are not too too far away like the pine creek gorge (PA Grand Canyon) or Penns cavern which you can take a 45 min boat tour through. I only mention these because I’m planning this trip for my gf and I in the near future lol
@@MegaCokamo so you saw the yellow and purple like the pictures? Or like in this video? nebulas? I'm hearing you can't bring a tent and I'm trying to talk to someone they don't pick up. If you take your girlfriend that would be awesome. ESPECIALLY IF SHE NEVER SAW IT. MY GIRLFRIEND and brother said they never knew it existed milky way nebulas etc
Honorable Mention: Yosemite National Park
yea
I would like to go and see the sky somewhere at one of these places but corona virus won’t let me
You can still travel within your country- dark night sky parks are across the world.
We have two officially recognised here in Oz- Coonabarabran and Punyelroo….. much more vibrant than the ones I saw in the US.
Where is there a 24 hour Rite Aid?
I enjoyed listening to that robot man talk.
Oh cool never knew pink sheep knew about the stars!
Rocky Mountain National Park, day or nighttime…
Where do these video makers get the robot voice and why do they use it for an otherwise pretty decent --aside from the gee-whiz tenor of the narrative--video?
I would rank Coconino National Forest in AZ as a top 3 spot.
Psalm 19
Every star we see is in our own milky-way. Beyond that is the vastness of the universe, its such ashame humanity will be always trapped in our solar system due to the limitations of our technology. Maybe in the far far future.
No more computer voices
its not Denali,,, ITS mount mckinley
Were’s the moon
Video not photo please. This is edited
If you have a title that says "The 8 Most Beautiful Places .. etc." Then you should really list those places in the video description. And I agree the computerized voice is just plain infuriating. Why is it so difficult to find a human to do the narration? Thumbs down.
Why can't they get real people to narrate these instead of robovoice?
So no Michigan??? Garbage video