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Great question. If you photograph it and measure the outcome, you will find that there is no difference compared to zenith Sun size. This is true of the Moon as well. It's just an illusion based on having something near it to compare the size to.

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The sun is not moving closer to the Earth. The Earth rotates around the sun, and while doing so, sometimes moves closer to it. When it rotates around the sun, the earth is sometimes closer to it, and sometimes further from it.

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Q: Why does the sun appears closer at the time of dusk and dawn?
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