If the sky fell down, but the Earth still carried on, would it be called ground?

Question

This is a weird question that Mr.Rie asked me to ask, so don't blame me if you think it's odd or stupid.

Answer 1

No, I dont think it would be called ground. I would call it,"Heaven on Earth". LOL

Answer 2

If the sky fell down, but the Earth still carried on, it wouldn't matter what it was called 'cause life isn't worth living without the sky.

Answer 3

Well tell him that I do not think that the sky will fall down to earth, it is just "Space".

Let's say that the sky did fall to earth, where would we be to ask the question, If the sky fell down, but the Earth still carried on, would it be called ground?

Ask him what planet is he on, then you will find your answer!!

Earthling,
Duane J.

Answer 4

If the sky fell down, Chicken Licken wouldn't have told the King. Tell Mr Rie that you will read him Chicken Licken as a bedtime story. Then he will know and won't have to ask silly questions. All Misters can forget their childhood at times. They need lovingly reminding.

I don't know if Mr Rie accompanied you on your recent journey. He may just be temporarily disoriented because of visiting with you or because he was left on his own. Bless!

Answer 5

It depends on what you mean by sky? Do you mean the atmosphere or like the stars and planets. If you mean just the atmosphere theres nothing to fall on us, its a bunch of gas and oxygen. If a star or planet fell on us we'd all be dead, but it would be considered the ground.

Answer 6

I think so. Do they call the surface of the moon ground if they are standing on it. The answer to that will probably be the same as the answer to this. But if is there ground on a mountain?

Answer 7

Would that mean we would get to see space if the sky fell?
Because, that would be interesting. Then, we can see the galaxy around us and the other planets.
But, the sun would be much brighter and hard for us to handle without the sky to be there to manage its rays.

Answer 8

Yes, it still called the ground however what the natives called it might be called some else

Answer 9

Water in on earth in oceans, lakes, rivers, etc. evaporates into the ambience, and then falls down in some variety of precipitation (rain, snow, etc.). Then it the two lands in oceans, lakes, or rivers rapidly, or flows down into them from mountains and slopes. Then the cycle can repeat. it is a simplified version. desire that enables.

Answer 10

umm... sugar, the sky CANT fall. sorry to burst Mr. Rie's bubble. it's not a really a tangible thing, so the closest thing to falling would be for earth's atmosphere to disintegrate and space to envelope it.