Can you twinkle and see stars in space?

Of course you can see the stars shining, but you can't see their flicker.

Many people who can't see the stars in the city and have no time to go to the suburbs have changed the way they look at the stars. From the initial personal observation of the stars to the observation of the stars on the internet, the person closest to the stars is undoubtedly an astronaut. Therefore, in the extravehicular images of China astronauts, everyone was shocked by the strength of China's space science and technology, but also concerned about how magnificent the starry sky behind them was.

In fact, there are no stars in the photos of astronauts leaving the cabin, and there are no stars in the related photos taken by human probes landing on other planets, including the photos taken after the Apollo spacecraft landed on the moon, and the background is also dark.

The rest.

Everyone knows that when the camera locks an object in focus, other things around it will blur, of course, this blur is not particularly obvious. But the starlight in space is very weak, and they can't be found in the photos taken under such conditions. So if the stars themselves are bright enough, they can be captured by the camera and photographed in the picture, but obviously their shimmer is really nothing compared with sunlight.

Astronauts, as pioneers of space exploration, have taken great risks. Knowing that everyone is curious about what the stars in space look like. I will take some time out of the limited time to watch the stars around me carefully.