In a room with a single window, Zephyr stands with his back against the wall opposite to the window. If Zephyr can see the sunlit sky but not the sun itself directly through the window, what time of day is it likely to be and what can be inferred about the sun's position in the sky? Respond very briefly.
Since Zephyr can see the sunlight but not the sun itself, this suggests that the sun is positioned lower in the sky, outside his line of sight from the window. Given that he is looking towards the window, the sun has to be either rising or setting. If Zephyr is in the northern hemisphere and the window is facing west, it means it is likely to be evening since he would then be looking in a direction where the sun sets. Conversely, if the window is facing east, it is likely to be morning. The exact time cannot be determined without further information, but it can be concluded that the sun is near the horizon, either during sunrise or sunset.