i think your first comment in this article,
"Even if you were to theoretically travel to the darkest desert on Earth, wait until after sundown and peer up at the night sky, you wouldn't be able to see every star there is to see.
There'd be countless more scattered across the universe, hidden not just by distance but also because your eyes aren't built to perceive the signals they emit — unseeable signals like infrared light, radio waves and X-ray emissions."
Besides the human eye not being able to see infrared light, radio waves and X-ray emissions, the main reason we can't see every star is the human eye just can't see that far. I think if we could see every star in the Universe just in visible light the night sky would be entirely white with light from every star being seen side by side.