how much different does the earth look in the moon's sky from the moon seen in our sky from earth?

Answer 1

That depends where on the Moon that you are. Since the Moon has an orbit in synchronous with it's revolution, then the Earth cannot be seen from almost half of the Moon's surface at all.

From the rest of the Moon, the Earth would appear in a constant position, with changes in the appearance based on the Earth's rotation, and on the Moon's revolution about the planet. Like the Moon in our sky, the Earth from the Moon would go through similar phases, as the Moon travels from the lit side of the Earth to the dark side of the Earth.

Answer 2

Here's a URL for the moon as seen from Earth:

http://www.russellsastronomy.com/sky/14%20day%20moon%20sm.jpg

Here's the Earth as seen from the moon:

http://www.physics.northwestern.edu/Phyx103/web/graphics/earthrisl.gif

http://calgary.rasc.ca/lunar20041027/index.htm

Answer 3

The last time I was on the moon I forgot to look up?

Answer 4

quite a bit bigger and allot more colorful.

If you do a google search on "view of earth from moon" there is a color pic you can download and see how it looked.

Answer 5

Not much except for the color.