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View from Earth if planets from our Solar System were as close as the Moon

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Curiosity2 years ago

Mercury is mislabelled, It's actually Pluto. Image of Venus used here is without the atmosphere.

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Wonders of Nature2 years ago

If Saturn was as close to Earth as the Moon is, this is how it would look:

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Joel C. Sercel, PhD2 years ago

Well, this is a fun post, but the gravitational tidal forces would likely cause mass mayhem. Also, the images are mostly wrong. BTW: No need for a Community Note on this. It is just for fun!

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Not John Wick2 years ago

Mercury as clicked and processed by Messenger's Primary Mission. Image C - NASA.

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Space Mavericks2 years ago

And all this time I thought this was Uranus

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Quantuminno 𝕏2 years ago

What if the Earth were flat? credit🎥: TechInsider

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The Temple Of Clarity2 years ago

Saturn looks amazing! 🪐

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Romain Le Bris2 years ago

The first one is Pluto not Mercury...

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Growth Guru2 years ago

This is a unique sight. How beautiful it is

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htymspr2 years ago

That would be a everyday celestial show

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