NASA simulator creates stunning sunsets from alien planets across the solar system

A simulation created stunning sunsets from alien worlds across the solar system. The animation transports viewers to the surface of Venus, Mars, Uranus and Saturn's largest moon Titan, allowing them to witness the sun dip into the horizon. As a planet rotates away from the sun's light, photons scattered in different directions that produce an array of colors. The sunset on Uranus is a light shade of blue that fades into a royal blue with hints of turquoise, while Titan's starts as a vibrant yellow then shifts into a fiery red. The animation transports viewers to the surface of Venus, Mars, Uranus and Saturn's largest moon Titan, allowing them to witness the sun dip into the horizon.