Sunsets on other worlds have been a basic reference within the science fiction universe, but what would such events really look like? Fortunately, we have NASA to answer those questions. They have created a video that compares the sunsets we see on Earth with those that an observer might witness on other planets in the solar system, and also on Saturn's moon, Titan.
Of course, the sunsets on Earth that you will see in this video do not look like what you are used to seeing because these images represent what the sky would look like through a wide-angle camera lens, rather than a simple one. sight.
Of course, in the cases of TRAPPIST worlds, we only know the characteristics of its red dwarf star and the distances of the planets to it. Although this tells us how bright the star would look when established, and its dominant colors, we know nothing about the composition of TRAPPIST-1e's atmosphere, or even if it has one, which could make a substantial difference in its sunset, because This part of the video is made up of more guesswork than the rest.
Reference: NASA
