How is sky organised?

The sky is organized into various layers based on altitude and atmospheric conditions. These layers include the troposphere, where weather occurs, followed by the stratosphere, which contains the ozone layer. Above this are the mesosphere and thermosphere, with the exosphere being the outermost layer where the atmosphere gradually fades into space. Additionally, celestial objects like stars, planets, and the moon are organized within the vastness of space, often categorized by their distances and characteristics.