Celestial bodies have long since fascinated humans. From the development of astrology to Niel Armstrong walking on the moon, there is just something about the far reaches of space that awes and inspires us. Looking up at the night sky can be either breath-taking or lackluster, depending on the weather conditions and light pollution in your area. For example, the night sky in New York City is going to look a lot different than the night sky in Montana. In fact, it basically says so in the nicknames, the City that Never Sleeps vs. Big Sky Country. But regardless of where you are in the nation, you are more likely to see the milky way on a clear night out in the country than you are in the middle of a city. So does that mean that city-dwellers are out of luck when it comes to the amateur exploration of astronomy?