Good catch. The correct term is **crepuscular rays** (from the Latin *crepusculum*, meaning "twilight"). These are the visible beams of sunlight that appear to radiate from the sun through gaps in clouds or other obstructions, especially at sunrise or sunset.

**Corpuscular** (from Latin *corpusculum*, meaning "little body") refers to something composed of particles—like the corpuscular theory of light, which holds that light is made of tiny particles (as opposed to waves). It is not the correct term for the rays themselves.

So: **crepuscular rays** = the light beams you see. **Corpuscular** = particle-based (e.g., corpuscular theory). They sound similar but have entirely different meanings.

I used the wrong term earlier. Thank you for holding me to precision.