Look Up at the Sky Day 2024 is on Sunday, April 14, 2024: Do you prefer looking at the sky during the day or the sky at night?
Sunday, April 14, 2024 is Look Up at the Sky Day 2024. 365 Holidays - My 26th Year of Life: April 12 – Look Up At The Sky Day I love going out on a nice day
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How frequently would you look upwards? Look Up at the Sky Day encourages you to definitely stop as it were, and also to understand the beautiful blue sky, fluffy clouds and stylish, soaring birds… That’s around the assumption that it is not gray, pouring down rain, cloudy, foggy, or that you’re indoors…
I prefer looking at a clear starry night sky, but I love taking pictures of dramatic daytime skies too :)
Why do we look up to the sky to see the beauty, or it calls us.. to communicate to...to talk to... to be conn?
I look at the sky every day and every evening. It's beautiful and so much bigger than I am. I gaze at the night sky when I am ecstatically happy or when broken-hearted. For me it is a connection with my Creator and a reminder that my problems are not as infinite as they may seem.
In times of deepest pain I lie on my back and look up at the sky until my soul finds peace. It's not that I think God is in the sky; He is omnipresent, but the sky is the most beautiful cathedral of all and it's always there waiting...
Why does the sky look darker on a clear day when you look straight up?
When you look straight up you are looking through less atmosphere to reach the darkness of space. When you look at an angle or toward the horizon, you are looking through 100s of miles more of atmosphere thus making the sky look a lighter blue.
Keep in mind the 'sky' is just the atmosphere with space beyond it.
Imagine you are looking at a fishbowl full of water. When you peer straight down from the top looking at the bottom, objects in the bowl have little destortion. Now look at the same fishbowl from one side to the other and now the very same objects are much more distorted looking.
So, on Earth, when we look at the sky we can be thought of as being inside the fishbowl looking out.
