Question

How does the earth look from the moon to the astronauts?​

Answer 1

As we páss the moon the Earth looks like a shining ball in the sky.

It is not so different from the way the moon looks to us.

Answer 2

Given the Earth's greater size, it naturally appears larger in the lunar sky. From the perspective of an astronaut standing on the Moon's surface, Earth varies from 1.8° to 2° in apparent diameter as the Moon travels from perigee (closest approach) to apogee (farthest) during its 27.3-day orbit.