What would our night sky look like if the solar system was 100 light years from the centre of the Milky Way When we look at photo's of the centre of the Milky Way, it looks extremely bright due to the concentraion of star systems...

If our solar system was only 100 light years from the centre of the Galaxy, would we still have a dark night sky?
I have tried to collate some info from various other answers.
Density of stars where we are:
About 0.15 per cubic parsec
Density of stars &quot;at the middle of the galaxy&quot;.  Unfortunately I don't know how &quot;100 ly&quot; affects this. It's probably about this figure.
About 50-100 stars per cubic parsec
So in this QA it's &quot;about 500x as dense&quot;.
It would seem that this is in fact:
Not very bright. About the same amount of light overall as when there's a full moon.
However the overwhelming factor is
If one particular star was &quot;very close&quot; to us?
How likely would it be, in the region under discussion, that another star is &quot;very&quot; close to us - close enough that that one particular star is extremely bright?
The answer seems to be
No, the stars there are not so close that you'd typically be close enough to a really bright star that it would be bright.
That seems to be the bottom line.
(There's a completely pointless, if pretty, image here showing what it's like &quot;inside a star cluster&quot; {where? At what depth?} here  Unfortunately that image does not simply state the star density they are simulating - so it is of no help at all to this excellent QA!)
the bottom line then:
&quot;If our solar system was only 100 light years from the centre of the Galaxy, would we still have a dark night sky?&quot;  Answer, yes, there would just be &quot;more stars&quot;. It would be hardly any brighter.
To improve on this answer, the next thing we need to quantify is one piece of information:
What actually is the star density at &quot;100 ly from the center&quot;?
Is it 50, 100, 25, 300, 72.275 stars per cubic parsec?
I don't know.


A fun point, would it be different (slightly? a lot?) if inside the galactic bar?  IDK.