Mythologically, it depends on the myth tradition you choose.
Scientifically, no-one made the sky.
It was formed as the atmosphere was formed and became able to reflect/ scatter/ diffuse light rays from the sun.
Oh, dude, the sky is totally up... unless you're in Australia, then it's down... or if you're an astronaut, then it's all around you, man. But like, generally speaking, we look up to see the sky, so I'd say it's up... unless you're doing a handstand, then it's down.
That's usually up to the parents or teacher, getting f's in the first place is bad. But I think getting 3 or more f's get yah held back.
the water vapor would rise up in the sky and then it will become cool, then it will form a cloud
Primarily the substrate implications of the speaker, but also the negative intonation of the clown's monologue.
Several different factors make the sky grey on rainy days. Mostly it has to do with the clouds, the height of the clouds and their thickness makes the sky look grey.
Atlas.- he is the brother kronos
In Greek mythology, the god of air who held up the sky is often identified as Atlas. He is famously depicted as bearing the weight of the heavens on his shoulders, symbolizing the separation of Earth and sky. Atlas is a Titan, and his role is often associated with endurance and strength.
Atlas. And, BTW, he's a TITAN, not a god.
In Greek mythology he is named Atlas, however he was a Titan, not a god. He was punished by Zeus to hold up the sky because he and the Titans made war against the Olympians.
he was a titan and he held the sky on his shoulders what do you think is his strenghts
The titan who held the sky up and stopped it falling to Earth in Greek mythology before he was turned into the Atlas mountains.
atlas was turned into a mountain so he wouldn't be hurt when he held up the sky.
He was Aether. Click link below to read about gods of the air!
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First of all it's not a god it's a titan. And second of all it's Atlas the titan that held up the sky
No, the sky will not fall down. The sky is the Earth's atmosphere that surrounds us, and it is held in place by the force of gravity.
up in the sky > haut dans le ciel