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@notclacke @codesections Now we're getting down to the nitty gritty :P

From what I understand about the eye, and optics, won't the intensity be the same, regardless of the pupillary dilation? I imagine the difference in dilation between ambient light pollution and no light pollution wouldn't be enough to measure more than a negligible difference in intensity.

Also, the quote says the stars will be brighter. In your notion, they are simply *perceived* as brighter ;)