Will the sun look big or small on Saturn?

Answer 1

A human's ability to view the sun depends on their distance from the sun and the type of atmosphere of the celestial object from which they are viewing the sun. If there is not enough atmosphere to scatter light from the sun, or if the distance is too great, the sun would be indistinguishable from other stars, if seen at all. If, hypothetically, Saturn had an atmosphere similar to Earth's and had a surface that humans could stand on, the sun would appear to the naked eye to be one-tenth the size and brightness of Earth's full moon.

Answer 2

Considering you are asking if the sun will look larger or smaller on Saturn than it does on the Earth, the answer is that the sun will look smaller because the distance between the Earth and sun is less than the distance between Saturn and the sun.

The farther you are from something, the smaller it looks.

Answer 3

the sun looks like from Jupiter bright yellow

Answer 4

Like a largeish star.

It will look 100 times smaller than we see it.

Answer 5

Most likely the same as from earth except it would be dimmer.