Ah, well, I'm not after a physically correct view on
sun and earth (as someone pointed out, the night-earth
is way too bright to be visible with the sun in-screen),
but a more artistic view. And thus, a warm sun for a
sunrise is good enough. And the beauty of night on earth
is also nicely visible.

As a side-note: you do know that images of sun-spots etc
wouldn't be able to capture the earth as well, as the lens has
to be fairly darkened to not get overlit at once...

Still, thanks for the suggestions!

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Tim Nikias v2.0
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Email: Tim### [at] gmxde

> Hi Tim,
>
> this is the best sun so far. A big glow makes the sun look dim.
> Instead of an unrealistic glow I suggest realistic protuberances,
> corona, solar flares, sun spots, ...:
>
http://spacelink.nasa.gov/Instructional.Materials/NASA.Educational.Products/Solar.System.Lithograph.Set/Sun/.index.html
>
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