Dear gods, I want to know whether it is better to go to Lugu Lake to see the Milky Way starry sky in winter or summer. What month is better? Hurry up! ! No Baidu

You just asked that question, didn't you? Okay, I'll say it again.

If you look at the Milky Way, summer must be more exciting than winter. In summer, the Milky Way is dense, but in winter, it will be sparse. If you want to see the most wonderful Milky Way starry sky, you must choose to go to Lugu Lake from May to June, and July to September is basically a fight for character.

Look at the starry sky and recommend two books to you. One is the "All-sky Star Map" I published by Beijing Planetarium, which shows the positions of various constellations in the starry sky in the four seasons, which is convenient for you to watch against the sky. Look up at the stars when you look. There is also a book, Constellation and Greek Myth, published by Popular Science Press. At that time, look at the starry sky and tell friends the story of the constellation. I guess my admiration for you will be rampant. . . . . .