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Is it possible to see the Milky Way from Earth or do we need satellites?

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Yes, we can see it from Earth. Not the entire thing, but everywhere you look you can see the Milky Way. To see the entire thing, you would need to take a panoramic picture using huge telescopes, both on Earth and in space.

Explanation:

We're already <em>in</em> the Milky Way.

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