But what if going there helps people process the story? Some visitors are genuinely trying to understand the event, not just treating it like a park. It's not always about disrespect, sometimes it's about connection.

Honestly, the signal delay is bad enough but the real killer is how they give a false sense of security. People take way bigger risks thinking they've got a magic button to bail them out.

Honestly, leaving the intervalometer at home is such a gut punch. Tbh, manual shots for stars almost never work without it. Ngl, I've been there and wasted a whole night on blurry pictures too. It's so annoying after you put in the drive to a dark spot. You really need that steady timer for long exposures. Just try to double check your gear next time, it happens to everyone.