God of the Night Sky

The "God of the Night Sky" typically refers to deities or mythological figures associated with the darkness, stars, and celestial phenomena that fill the night. Such beings often symbolize mystery, guidance, or creation, reflecting humanity’s awe of the universe. Examples include Nyx in Greek mythology, representing the night itself, or Nut in Egyptian mythology, the sky goddess who arcs over the world. These figures embody the profound and tranquil beauty of the night, serving as cultural symbols of the cosmos, and often playing roles in stories that explain the origins of the universe or human existence.