One of the most beautiful of the world is when the Sol it slowly perches on the horizon, creating a mirage of colors in the sky. Now imagine these sunsets on planets like Saturn, Venus The Mars.
Geronimo Villanueva, a planetary scientist from the Goddard Space Flight Center from NASA in Greenbelt, Maryland, developed a simulator Sunset which shows what the sunsets would look like Mars o de Venus.
Villanueva’s work is presented with two videos, one that gives a view of all the heaven as if you were looking through the lens of a camera and another one that shows what it would look like if you were on the surface and wrapped in the sunset sol.
Videos allow us to appreciate the sunsets Sol regular in the land, Hazy Earth, Venus, Mars, Uranus, and Titan, a natural satellite of Saturn.
“The animations show that the Sun appears to be setting from someone’s perspective on these worlds. As these worlds rotate away from sunlight, which is what happens during a sunset, the photons scatter in different directions depending of the energy of the photons and the types of molecules in the atmospheres. The result is a beautiful palette of colors that would be visible to those who are in these worlds. “, informs the NASA.
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