Rakhel
Well-Known Member
Not always. there are times when the sun and moon share the sky. It all depends on the Earth's rotation. This is why we have solar and lunar eclipses.The sun is on one side and the moon on the other side of the earth (night time), and it, the moon, also stood still (because the earth stood still).
These episodes, battles, may not have even happened on the same day of the same year.
Anything is possible.As to the metaorites, they could be called hailstones of those days, which could be debris from those bigger metoeorites. Maybe???