DEAN:
CAN'T SEE THE MILKY WAY FROM WHERE YOU LIVE?

JAMES:
LET'S HEAD TO THE COUNTRYSIDE FOR A DARKER

VIEW.

JAMES:
AWAY FROM CITY LIGHTS WE CAN JUST MAKE OUT

A FAINT BAND OF LIGHT STRETCHING ACROSS
THE SKY.

DEAN:
THIS IS THE MILKY WAY, THE BULK OF OUR GALAXY,

WHICH IS ACTUALLY BILLIONS OF STARS.

JAMES:
IN THE NORTHEAST YOU'LL FIND W-SHAPED CASSIOPEIA

THE QUEEN, IN FRONT OF THE MILKY WAY.

DEAN:
KICK BACK AND LOOK HIGH IN THE EAST FOR A

CROSS-SHAPE OF STARS.

THIS IS CYGNUS THE SWAN FLYING IN AN ESPECIALLY
THICK PATCH OF THE MILKY WAY.

JAMES:
THEN FACE SOUTH AND FIND A TEAPOT FIGURE IN

THE STARS.

THIS IS SAGITTARIUS AND WHEN YOU LOOK HERE
YOU ARE ACTUALLY PEERING INTO THE CENTER OF

OUR GALAXY.

DEAN:
IF YOU CAN'T SEE THE MILKY WAY WHERE YOU LIVE,

LOOK FOR CASSIOPEIA, CYGNUS, AND SAGITTARIUS
AND KNOW THERE ARE BILLIONS MORE STARS OUT

THERE.

BOTH: KEEP LOOKING UP!