2017SSRN Electronic JournalOpen access

The Sky We See..

Rama Bhardwaj

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Abstract

Look at the night sky. Is it not full of stars? Can we even think how would sky look like without stars? If the air is not polluted and weather is clear, without clouds, we can witness thousands of stars every night. Now imagine, one night you go out and all of a sudden sky becomes starless!

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Look at the night sky. Is it not full of stars? Can we even think how would sky look like without stars? If the air is not polluted and weather is clear, without clouds, we can witness thousands of stars every night. Now imagine, one night you go out and all of a sudden sky becomes starless!

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Look at the night sky. Is it not full of stars? Can we even think how would sky look like without stars? If the air is not polluted and weather is clear, without clouds, we can witness thousands of stars every night. Now imagine, one night you go out and all of a sudden sky becomes starless!

Key concepts: Sky, Stars, Night sky, Witness, Meteorology, Astronomy, Geography, Physics

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