How bright is Earth when viewed from another planet?

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How bright is Earth when viewed from another planet?

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Gabriele Bosch Öğrenci Ardahan · 5 ay önce

You should know about the pale blue dot.

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Lorita Öğrenci Adıyaman · 5 ay önce

i'm from uranus and yall are pretty bright

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Vanamo Öğrenci Gümüşhane · 5 ay önce

From Venus (if you could see from the surface through all of the clouds) we would look slightly dimmer than Venus looks to us essentially.

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Minette Gelişen Adıyaman · 5 ay önce

Here it is from saturn(Top left of rings)

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Shannan Öğrenci Diyarbakır · 5 ay önce

It depends on your distance.

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Kristina Öğrenci Siirt · 5 ay önce

Based on my facebook research Earth does not seem all that bright.

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Melanie Fischer Öğrenci Ordu · 5 ay önce

Yeah, I'm not sure how many lightyears away you'd have to get for Earth to get any brighter. As it stands, we're pretty dumb. Onwards in time though, we might be doing alright. Might even have universal healthcare in the states. It's relative though.

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Annett Zimmermann Öğrenci Rize · 5 ay önce

We fight each other all time, have invisible borders even tho you cant see them from space, we don't threat each other very kindly, some-short of mass schizophrenia on very large scale called religion. So no, not very bright.

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tartis Öğrenci Isparta · 5 ay önce

from mars it is a double star. since the moon is so large and close to us someone looking at us from mars would see two bright points of light traveling together. earth would be the brighter blue one and the moon would be a smaller fainter white one. they would be easily visible to the naked eye just after sunset or before sunrise. its cool to think that other hypothetical astronomers would see us as a binary system.

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Gabriyel Gelişen Siirt · 6 ay önce · Accepted Answer

honestly it really depends on which planet you are standing on. if you were on mars earth would look like a very bright blue star in the sky much like how venus looks to us here. it would actually be one of the brightest objects in the night sky. when earth is at its closest point to mars it gets pretty intensely bright because of all the water and clouds reflecting sunlight. clouds are actually amazing reflectors so they make our planet pop against the blackness of space. if you were further out like on saturn it would just be a tiny pale blue dot almost lost in the glare of the sun. distance is the biggest factor here but generally speaking earth is quite reflective compared to say the moon or mercury because of our atmosphere and oceans.

How bright is Earth when viewed from another planet?

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