It looks like sunrise on different planets. Photo

Artist Ron Miller introduced and created a digital illustration.
Life on our planet is impossible without the sun. And maybe it's hard to find something more beautiful than sunrise or sunset. But I imagine that if you looked like, for example, at dawn on other planets of the solar system.
As reported by Bright Side, the artist Ron Miller has presented and created a digital illustration on which we have been working for decades.

Mercury
Mercury is 60 million kilometers from the Sun, which is 39% of the distance between the Sun and our planet. Therefore, the sunrise on mercury is much brighter than on Earth.

Venus
The distance between the sun and Venus 108 million km. Because of the dense clouds that envelop the planet, the sun in the sky, Venus looks more like a bright spot.

March
Mars is at a distance from the sun 1.5 times larger than the Earth, 230 million kilometers apart. But visibility is affected not only by a huge distance, but strong winds raise dust on the red planet.

Jupiter
The sun is like Europe, one of Jupiter's moons, 779 million km from the star.

Saturn
Saturn is one of the most recognizable planets. Located at a distance of 1.5 billion km from the sun. The sun's rays are refracted due to the abundance of water, ice crystals and gases, creating incredible optical illusions.

Uranium
On the satellites of Uranus, Ariel offers incredible views. For uranium, the heat of the Sun hardly reaches, because they are at a distance of 2.8 billion kilometers from each other.

Neptune
The sun too, if you were on Triton, the largest moon of Neptune. Distance of 4.5 billion km.

Pluto
Pluto is at a distance of 6 billion km from the Sun, so the star on the sky of the planet looks more like a point.

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