Celestial bodies like the sun, moon, and stars play crucial roles in mythic narratives, influencing various cultural beliefs. For many civilizations, these celestial entities are personified as gods or mythical beings, such as the Egyptian Aten or Greek Helios. They are often associated with timekeeping, agriculture, and navigation, guiding rituals and seasonal celebrations. The movements of these celestial bodies are used to explain natural phenomena and are integral in framing myths surrounding creation, life cycles, and cosmic order.