The Real Reason Skies Go Dark After The Sun Sets
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Why does the sky go dark at night? You are all probably thinking that this is a question even a kindergartner can answer - The simple answer and the one that is pretty obvious is that as the Earth rotate on its axis it moves away from the sun and therefore, causes the skies to go dark. Sounds logical to us but what about the zillions of sparkly stars? Why don't they pitch in and make the sky all shiny?
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- M약 7년The reason the night sky is dark is our distance from the nearest stars (over 4 light years) which would be as bright as our sun (93 million miles) if they were not over 2500 times further away and only the brightness of a star, not the sun.
- Fmdjcjnjndjdi7년 이상I must agree with ya, Mr. Gas!
- George H. Gash7년 이상Comoacted? I think you mean complicated.
- Unknown 10년 이하No way!
- Stevn 11년 이하Lol
lizzygirl104약 11년you think it is a easy question to answer but, it is more compacted than you think it is!
bigmelo11년 이하Yes - the complex system of astronomy: the study of celestial objects & phenomena that occur within the Earth's atmosphere. Isn't the concept of a enlarging universe quite inconceivable? I too, have been boggled by this inquiry for a tedious length of time.
- Awesomeness약 11년It is so cool to see the earth spinning around so fast!!!!!!2014
- omg11년 이상this is really cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)
- jk12년 이하ok read the first sentence and got bored no offfense not rlly into science but does look interesting
- xRpMx14약 12년i finished this on the first paragraph. the reason the stars dont make the sky "shiny" is because they're millions of miles away.