Fat Guy vs Skinny Guy: Universe Size Dependent?

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Does a fat guy see more stars than a skinny guy?

Or in other words, is the size of the Universe, a mass dependent variable, dependent on the mass of the observer?


Steven :smile:
 
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beeresearch said:
Does a fat guy see more stars than a skinny guy?

Interesting question.

My personal feeling on this crucial topic is that light pollution and the feasibility to transport the fat/skinny observer to excellent dark sky sites, is more decisive than the actual adipose tissue.

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A guy having first-rate luminary potential

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