Yea, I have better things to look at, regardless of your name.
Haven’t been to Atacama, but it’s definitely bitchin’. You won’t see the North Star or Big/Little Dipper there, but you will get a great look at Orion (assuming your timing is correct) - other cool stuff too!
As for Atacama I think it's pretty close to the equator.I don't know if the equator might be the place to be if you want to see the Northern Hemisphere as well as the Southern.
Again,I'm not a scientist.
Speaking of Orion, Betelgeuse is dimming to a level never previously seen. It is a variable star but, it has never fainted to this degree. Supernova is not out of the question.
” If it sat where the sun does, it would swallow all the inner planets, including Earth, Mars and even Jupiter. It’s also about 14,000 times more luminous than our comparatively small star.” When it does collapse it will be as bright as the moon. https://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/betelgeuse-dimming-1.5407038