no no,i asked is it because of the water above or behind them or the water all around them,i dont want to know what books tell you i want to know what i beleave in not what what your made to beleave is true
If you want to know what you believe then ask from yourself not from others. And water... do you claim that you went up there and personally verified that there is water? How?
hang on a minute now you,i was asking people who understand what im talking about not people like you who just always assume everything they read in books is true or just take there answers from other people,bloody wobbly light beams and so on,i know theres water up there i was asking where exactly by is it,in the firmament with the stars or just outside the firmament because it could be either really
The closest star is 4.2 light years away. It is 2.47 x 10
13 miles.
(Maybe there is water on some planet orbiting it, but it doesn't affect the star's appearance.)
Most of the "water up there" that we see are clouds, and they are above the ground for up to 4 miles.
So, water is much closer than stars, and when water is in line with star, the star can not be seen.
Stars twinkle and are blurred because of atmosphere, not because of water.
And if you want to know what you believe, then close your eyes, imagine it, and believe it.