skyfalls

Skyfalls is a term that can be encountered as the plural form of the noun skyfall, a somewhat informal or poetic phrase describing objects that fall from the sky. It does not have a standard definition in meteorology, astronomy, or geography, and it is not a formal scientific term. In everyday usage, speakers typically specify what is falling—such as meteors, debris, or precipitation—rather than using the generic term skyfalls. The plural form tends to appear mainly in literary or casual contexts and is not tied to a specific, universally recognized concept.

In popular culture, the closest widely known reference is the film Skyfall (capitalized), a 2012 James Bond movie directed by Sam Mendes, along with the accompanying theme song "Skyfall" performed by Adele. The film uses the singular form and is not about multiple skyfalls; the plural does not designate a separate, well-defined work. Beyond this, skyfalls may appear as a stylistic or fictional name in various works or discussions, but such uses are not standardized and can vary by context.

Overall, skyfalls does not have a single, universally accepted meaning beyond its occasional poetic use as a pluralized description of skyward falling objects, and it is not associated with a distinct encyclopedia entry apart from related discussions of the singular term Skyfall.