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{{DefinitionsStart}}a thick mesosphere that diffused sunlight making entire vault of the sky a dark violent color that never rained and hid the location of the sun, blocked out harmful radiation, increased atmospheric pressure, enriched the air with oxygen and precipitated every evening as a mist that watered the flora and drew up moisture from subterranean sources. This nightly collapse left a thin layer in mesosphere that served as a magnifier that made the moon and stars brilliant{{DefinitionsEnd}}
{{DefinitionsStart}}a thick mesosphere that diffused sunlight making entire vault of the sky a dark violet color that never rained and hid the location of the sun, blocked out harmful radiation, increased atmospheric pressure, enriched the air with oxygen and precipitated every evening as a mist that watered the flora and drew up moisture from subterranean sources. This nightly collapse left a thin layer in mesosphere that served as a magnifier that made the moon and stars brilliant{{DefinitionsEnd}}


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Latest revision as of 03:30, 3 May 2024

"a thick mesosphere that diffused sunlight making entire vault of the sky a dark violet color that never rained and hid the location of the sun, blocked out harmful radiation, increased atmospheric pressure, enriched the air with oxygen and precipitated every evening as a mist that watered the flora and drew up moisture from subterranean sources. This nightly collapse left a thin layer in mesosphere that served as a magnifier that made the moon and stars brilliant" [1]