Learn how to make a starry night sky in Blender from a real astrophysicist! Here at Astraveo, we study the night sky, a good chunk of which is filled with stars. Big and small, different colors, far apart or bunched together like in the Milky Way. The diversity of stars visible to our telescopes is one of the great tools we as astronomers have to understand the universe around us. Whether we’re learning about their lives and evolution, or their ends and deaths like David and I study, stars are super important to the study of the cosmos. It’s for this reason along with many others that stars often show up in art as well as science. Whether its paintings like The Starry Night by Van Gogh, or TV shows like Star Trek, movies like Star Wars, the star-filled night sky holds a special place in our hearts. Today, I’m going to walk you through how to make a fast but realistic night sky in Blender. This tutorial is designed for intermediate Blender users! If you're a beginner don't worry--we've got a full beginner tutorial coming soon. Subscribe to make sure you don't miss it!