If Rohan stands at the bottom of a well and looks directly upwards towards the sky at noon when the sun is directly overhead, what does Rohan see? Respond very briefly.
Rohan sees a circle of light above him, consisting of the sky and the sun at its center. This is because the walls of the well prevent him from seeing the wider sky, and the opening at the top of the well frames his view. This framed view creates a circular boundary of visibility. If the sun is directly overhead, it will appear at the center of this circle due to Rohan's perspective from the bottom of the well.