1. Why do we still keep on seeing the sun shines in the mornings and the moon at nights?

2. Once upon a time, in an ancient period, there were Zeus the king of the gods and his beautiful wife, Artemis.

3. Zeus didn't spend any time with Artemis because of his demanding job, and Artemis had to find a way to satisfied herself, then she had a secret passionate love affair with the handsome Helios, that after a while fell in love with her.

4. When Zeus found out about the love affair of his wife and Helios he was so furious and wanted to torture them, so he decided to punish severely both of those cheaters for 2 million years - he imposed Helios to be a giant ball of fire in the galaxy which we know as the sun, and Artemis to be the light of the night on Earth which we know as the moon.

5. As long as Helios does his job and the sun shines, Artemis, the love of his life won't die. In 2 million years since that ancient period the sun and the moon will be gone because Helios and Artemis will be free from their punishment, and that's the reason why we still keep on seeing the sun shines in the morning and the moon at nights.