Starting with the yellow color emitted by the sun, there is a meager green before mixing with the light blue. It seems Earth is making up for all the rainbows we humans haven't seen in recent years. Unfortunately there wasn't much rain due to the global alert. This meant no water for most of the international population, but also no rainbows. The great rainbow remains in the sky for a while, gradually disappearing shade by shade. In the past, scientists claimed that at sunset, sunlight passed through the atmosphere through diffusion. This is why it reaches our eyes in the form of a vibrant color. After that, the first idea of ​​the night sky appears. These colors are not bold or vibrant with their respective hues, rather they are simply bright, blending wonderfully with each other as if two humans were kissing. The lack of sunlight results in a cold atmosphere, signaling the start of another, but final, night.