[DOC] [TLE] Every visible star is within Milky Way | Tonight | EarthSky [PAR] Aug 26, 2016 ... On August evenings, in a dark country sky, you'll easily spot the starlit band of ... 
By that we mean  every individual star you can see with the unaided eye, in all 
parts of the sky, lies within the confines of our Milky Way galaxy. [DOC] [TLE] Can we see stars outside our Milky Way? | Tonight | EarthSky [PAR] Are there any stars outside our own galaxy that we can see with just the eye? ... 
So  if we're looking in a dark sky  when we look toward the galactic disk, we 
see the ... All of the stars we see with the eye alone belong to our Milky Way 
galaxy. ... But we still can't see individual stars within this galaxy  not with the 
eye alone. [DOC] [TLE] Are all the stars we can see with naked eyes part of the Milky way ... [PAR] Jul 1, 2014 ... You can see things like the Andromeda galaxy and the Magellanic Clouds with 
the naked eye, but not individual stars in those objects. [DOC] [TLE] Do all the individual stars that we can see in the night sky belong to ... [PAR] Feb 8, 2012 ... I was wondering if all the stars that we can see with the unaided eye as distinct 
point ... TLDR: For the most part, yes, almost all those dots of light reside in our 
galaxy. ... You can not observe individual stars of another galaxy. [DOC] [TLE] Can we see individual stars that are outside our galaxy? - Archive of ... [PAR] The faintest individual stars we can see with our naked eyes are brighter ... which 
is still technically a part of our Milky Way, but at least not a part of the spiral disk. 
... they would be much fainter than the faintest star you could see with your eye. [DOC] [TLE] Are all the stars we see in the sky part of the Milky Way Galaxy ... [PAR] From the Southern hemisphere, you can see (with your naked eye!) the Large 
and Small ... there are individual "stars" (supernovae) which are extragalactic and 
can be resolved as an individual point object in the sky with your naked eye. [DOC] [TLE] With our naked eyes can we see stars beyond our galaxy? - Quora [PAR] Generally, no. Sometimes, under very dark skies, we can see the fuzzy glow of 
the entire galaxy ... What would there be left to see (if anything) if all the stars in 
our Galaxy disappeared? Would the night sky be completely empty to the naked. 
... that we can see with the naked eye that are not part of the Milky Way galaxy? [DOC] [TLE] Can we see stars outside our Milky Way galaxy from Earth with ... [PAR] The occasional supernova is visible in relatively close galaxies. SN 1885A in 
1885 was one ... With our naked eyes can we see stars beyond our galaxy? ... 
You cannot see individual stars from other galaxies as stars are generally a part 
of some galaxy, and ... Are all the stars we see in the sky part of the Milky Way 
Galaxy? [DOC] [TLE] Can you see other galaxies without a telescope? - StarChild - NASA [PAR] Yes, you can see a few other galaxies without using a telescope! ... of the most 
beautiful galaxies we can see with the naked eye is visible in the night sky all ... 
that joins the two handle stars, pass the first star you see and look at the 2nd "star
". [DOC] [TLE] Galaxies - ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS [PAR] Galaxies are the largest formations or groups of individual stars that we know. All 
the stars we see in the night sky are part of a huge family of stars which form our 
... of Andromeda which can be seen with the naked eye on a very clear night. [DOC] [TLE] The Unaided Eye | QUEST | KQED Science [PAR] Sep 28, 2007 ... The Andromeda Galaxy, the most distant object visible ... The individual stars you 
can see, from the brightest beacons to those that barely tickle... [DOC] [TLE]

Question: All of the individual stars you can see with the naked eye are part of this galaxy
Answer: Milky Way