The Earth we live on is not a spinning ball floating through space. Instead, we are within an enclosed, controlled system. The Sun and Moon exist within this system, and above us is a dome, mostly likely an advanced, high-tech plasma shield that acts almost like an indestructible, giant LCD screen. This dome isn't just a visual effect, but a fundamental structure that holds the system together.

In diagrams, the dome might appear transparent for clarity, but in reality, it is black, filled with stars and planets. These celestial objects are not distant stars in space but are embedded within the dome itself, almost like models or projections within its structure.

When we look up during the day, we see the blue sky because the Sun scatters blue light more than other colors. However, once the Sun moves away from our line of sight, we can observe the true nature of the firmament: a vast, black dome filled with stars and planets.

Can we leave the dome?

No, we cannot. The system in which we live is closed and impenetrable. Whoever or whatever created this structure is far beyond our comprehension, likely an intelligence far greater than our own. This creator, or force, exists outside the dome, beyond our reach, and is responsible for the design of our enclosed environment.