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by iwwr
5449 days ago
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Much lower. You can still read off the light of the full moon, barely. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apparent_magnitude#Table_of_not... For comparison's sake, if the Sun were 600au away, it would be as bright as the full moon. This red dwarf is much less luminous as it is, being at 1000au would make it bright, but unremarkable. To put things more into prespective, this red dwarf at 1000au distance would be as bright as our Sun 50K au away (or 0.8 ly away). |
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