This means that on a clear, dark night with minimal light pollution, you can see stars that are about 100 times fainter than the faintest stars visible to the naked eye under ideal conditions.

Keep in mind that factors like:

* Light pollution: Urban areas have a lot of light pollution, making it harder to see fainter stars.

* Atmospheric conditions: Clear skies and less atmospheric turbulence lead to better visibility.

* Observer's visual acuity: Some people have naturally better eyesight than others.

These factors can all affect the faintest stars you can see.