5000 light years away, how bright would it appear?
<|im_start|>: The Sun has a diameter of approximately 109 times that of Earth. At a distance of 5,000 light-years from us, the Sun would appear much smaller to an observer on another planet in our galaxy. The apparent size of a star decreases as the distance increases, and at such a vast distance, it would be difficult for human eyes to discern any significant details about the Sun's appearance beyond its basic luminosity.