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Guess... Nice work.

 

Why is there's star in the Martian daytime sky?

One of the reasons we CAN'T see them on earth is the atmosphere being in the way. The Martian atmosphere is thin enough that you could most likely see a few stars for most of the day.

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One of the reasons we CAN'T see them on earth is the atmosphere being in the way. The Martian atmosphere is thin enough that you could most likely see a few stars for most of the day.

Martian dust scattering is far too bright for the sky to be black...

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Martian dust scattering is far too bright for the sky to be black...

You may be correct, although based on the length of the shadow, it seems to be fair late/early in the day. Still, as far as aesthetics are concerned, it is a nice touch.

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You may be correct, although based on the length of the shadow, it seems to be fair late/early in the day. Still, as far as aesthetics are concerned, it is a nice touch.

[8 AM] is enough for the dust scattering to cover all the stars.

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