Definition: The word 'sundancer' refers to a type of celestial object that appears as if its light is streaming from one point, casting a shimmering pattern on the night sky. It's often described as a "lunar glow" or "moonlight dance," and it can be found in various astronomical contexts. The term comes from Greek and means "flowing down." In the Bible, this term is used to describe the act of water flowing over another, which is common among sun-like celestial objects. The word was also a metaphor for the divine presence or guidance. Sundancers are not visible directly from our solar system; however, they are thought to be part of the night sky's cycle of light and shadow, with some sightings occurring in lunar phases when the Sun makes its journey around the Earth. Definition: A celestial object that appears as if its light is streaming from one point, casting a shimmering pattern on the night sky. It is often described as a "lunar glow" or "moonlight dance." It can be found in various astronomical contexts and refers to water flowing over another, which is common among sun-like celestial objects. The term was also used metaphorically to describe the divine presence or guidance in the night sky's cycle of light and shadow.
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