Yes, you can see stars in the sky when there is no moon. In fact, you can see them even better!

Here's why:

* The moon's light washes out the fainter stars. When the moon is full or even partially lit, its light scatters in the atmosphere, making it harder to see the dimmer stars.

* The absence of moonlight allows your eyes to adjust. Your pupils dilate in the dark, letting in more light and improving your ability to see fainter objects, like stars.

So, if you want to see the most stars, try going stargazing on a clear night with a new moon or no moon at all.