Where does the "sky" actually begin?

by 666_Maggots~PassionForGlory BN-1 Posted 2012/08/30 17:50:11

Related Topics: sky, Plane, Price, Bird, Gas

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"Look up in the sky, it's a bird, it's a plane"
"These gas prices are sky high"
Is anything above ground considered as the sky???

classic 2012/08/30 22:57:50

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Well you see it is like this,,, The sky is actually a dome over the earth to seperate the sky waters from the earth waters. and when it rains some dude opens the windows in the sky and lets it come through... Its way up there.... LMAO

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Crime Time 2012/08/30 20:58:29

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When you feel gravity hahaha!

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Hadros the dryphon 2012/08/30 18:43:27

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Above or below the Biosphere boundry is where the sky begins.

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Ghost In The Machine! 2012/08/30 18:41:59
Sodahead Founders are Fascists 2012/08/30 18:40:08 (edited)

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There is no beginning. The bible claims the sky to be a solid dome. But that has been exposed as a lie.

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David 2012/08/30 18:36:28

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Outside my bed room window!

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GothicaVende††aSquiggles\(#... 2012/08/30 18:31:48

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Snowballs.

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fisherman 2012/08/30 18:28:46

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depends on how high gas prices are and if you are standing up or lying down . birds and planes rest on the ground ...look down on the ground , is it a bird or a plane ?

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Willow 2012/08/30 18:24:11

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I think it starts when the atmosphere begins and ends when it gets to a lower....altitude? Umm, good question. Maybe it ends when we are able to breath the air because it's not so thick? Fudge I don't know! Stop making me think!

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GIR213 2012/08/30 18:04:43

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Its statrts just above our talest buildings

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..tisha... 2012/08/30 18:02:46

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We define 'sky' as the regions of atmospheres and stopping just short of space. So you have 'high sky' such as where planes fly and 'low sky' where we see birds, insects, ect. It's just the name we give the space above us...no matter how immediate.

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JMCC 2012/08/30 17:56:55

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Interesting question as it is possible to argue that any unobstructed air directly above an object might be viewed as being "sky".

Personally I am going to stick to the Civil Aviation Authority's definition of 150' above an object or structure for convenience...

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Zodiac_profiler 2012/08/30 17:51:59

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at the horizon. and the sky end there 2

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Vision of Verve 2012/08/30 17:51:08
classic to Vision ... 2012/08/30 22:59:52

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What is that up in the sky, its a plane, its a bird,,, splat.. its a bird..

A little birdie flying in the sky, flew over and dropped some whitewash in my eye,, damn glad an elephant cant fly...

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Vision ... to classic 2012/08/30 23:00:36