Task: Hypothesis Generation
Come up with an original and creative scientific hypothesis for the following scenario:
You look outside one night and see stars disappearing one by one from the sky. What hypotheses do you have about why that is?

Response: An environmental phenomenon caused the stars to be covered up, somehow related to the ozone layers or stratosphere
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 23

Response: black hole
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 34

Response: cloud cover
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 23

Response: if each star disappears will earth notice
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: if stars are disappering then there in't enough gs to sustain them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 34

Response: if the stairs are disappearing then where are they going
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: If the stars are disappearing then there must be clouds
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 23

Response: Interstellar dust is covering the stars and blocking the wavelengths of visible light from coming through.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 34

Response: something in the sky is blocking my view of the stars
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 23

Response: something is slowly destroying stars in a certain pattern
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 23

Response: That the stars are burning out
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 23

Response: The light from the stars is being intercepted by something in space.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 23

Response: the stars are disappearing because of the clouds
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 23

Response: The stars are disappearing because they are getting further away.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 23

Response: the stars are dying out
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 23

Response: The stars are exploding
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 23

Response: the stars are further up than normal
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 23

Response: The stars are moving to different spots in the sky
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 23

Response: the stars' light might be dim
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 23

Response: the stars may be dying
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 23

Response: The stars that we see are old, so the ones that disappear are dead stars
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 23

Response: the starts are moving
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 23

Response: There are clouds or other objects that are preventing you from seeing certain stars
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 23

Response: there are gases in the air that are affecting the visibility of the stars
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 23

Response: there are more and more clouds
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 23

Response: there is fog in the air
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 23

Response: There is some type of smoke or smog that is covering the stars
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 23