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.
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.
Yes New Moon rises at dawn and sets at dusk 1st Quarter Moon rises around noon and sets at midnight Full Moon rises at dusk and sets at dawn 3rd Quarter Moon rises at midnight and sets at noon
Turn the sensitivity away from test, put the dusk/dawn (center) in the middle away from accent or security and the timer wherever you like. Dusk to dawn will keep the light on any time it's dark but only on low power - it will go full power once the motion sensor is activated and stay at full power according to the timer setting. Security on the dusk to dawn setting will make it stay on all night and accent will make it stay on all of the time, day or night.
The time when shadows get shorter in the day if from 12 0'clock. Before and after noon the shadows are usually very long.
At dusk, not at a time, which changes as the season do.
Its the same phenomenon that the moon shares, where people believe it is larger or smaller from time to time. It is an illusion, they are not. They appear to be larger when closer to the horizon (morning for the sun) because it appears closer the ground, the trees and buildings around us, they appear closer and therefore larger. Up high, where is next to it to relate to, they appear further away, and therefore smaller.
Dawn and dusk
dawn, dusk.
Dawn is Morning when the sun is up , and Dusk is Twilight or night.The official definition for the word Dawn is "the first appearance of light in the sky before sunrise."
Dawn and dusk are the favoured fishing times
From Dawn to Dusk
It would be a good time to see them at dawn or dusk.
== == you can work between dusk through dawn
dusk and dawn
All depends on the shark species. Generally, Dusk and Dawn, but if you a dedicated surfer, your going out at Dawn anyways, so just tell yourself dusk
Badgers are primarily active during dawn and dusk.
Wombats are mostly nocturnal, and most active at dawn and dusk.
Charles Causley has written: 'Dawn and Dusk, Poems of Our Time'