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The Sun is the brightest object in the sky and its light hides the stars during the day.
Around noon, the Sun is almost overhead, so the shadow becomes the shortest.
When an object comes closer to the light source, its shadow becomes larger.
As the Sun appears to move from east to west, the shadow changes direction.
Birds generally return to their nests in the evening.
Morning shadows fall towards the west, while evening shadows fall towards the east.
Diwali is celebrated on Amavasya, the no-Moon night.
A full circular Moon is called Poornima or Full Moon.
Stars are still present but cannot be seen because of the Sun's brightness.
The Sun appears to rise in the east, reaches overhead around noon and sets in the west.
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