What is the sky made out of?

Answer 1

At night, the sky is made up of stars and the darkness between them. In daytime, this darkness disappears as the sun's rays make the molecules of our atmosphere appear to be blue. Clouds are not really 'part' of the sky, they are just masses of water-vapour which move across the backgroud of the sky. In reality, there is no such thing as 'sky' - the atmosphere is there all the time, but at night we can see through it.

Answer 2

The phrasing of the question implies some form of construction. Current planetary science indicates that atmospheres form naturally as solids attract each other towards the center of a large gravitational body (like a planet) and gasses rise away from that center, but cannot escape the gravitational pull and, therefore become an atmosphere. No pillars or construction is necessary.

Of course, in various religions, there is the explicit idea of a god or God building the Earth and success here was achieved through the divinity's powers of creation, not human building techniques.

Answer 3

The sky is primarily made up of air, which is a mixture of gases like nitrogen, oxygen, and trace amounts of other gases. The blue color we see during the day is due to the scattering of sunlight by the gases and particles in the atmosphere.

Answer 4

the sky was made from vomit and marshmellows and poo wee and diorhhia :)

Answer 5

Well, the sky is made out of air, all bunched up.

Answer 6

the formation of blueish people in the sky

Answer 7

That's the infinite absolute capability of Allah and this is one of the things we are reminded of in the holy Quran.