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Why are sun's rays falling on the Earth parallel to each other?

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Why are sun's rays falling on the Earth parallel to each other?

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  1. When a light source is at an enormous ditance like Sun, the angle between a beam of light and its next beam is almost zero and they appear parallel (also called pencil beam).

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