- A planet is a kind of celestial object / body
- Earth is a kind of planet
- Hence, earth is a kind of celestial object

- Earth is a kind of celestial object
- As distance from an object decreases , that object will appear larger
- A star is a kind of celestial object / celestial body
- Therefore, as the distance from a star to earth decreases, the star will appear larger

- As the distance from a star to earth decreases, the star will appear larger
- The sun is the star that is closest to earth
- Hence, the sun will appear larger than other stars because it is the closest star to earth

So, the sun will appear larger than other stars because it is the closest star to earth
Question
The sun is a star of average size and brightness. From Earth, the sun appears as a round, yellow object in the daytime sky. At night, we see other stars. They appear as tiny points of light. Why does the sun appear larger than stars that we see at night?

Context
- A planet is a kind of celestial object / body 
- As distance from an object decreases , that object will appear larger 
- Earth is a kind of planet 
- A star is a kind of celestial object / celestial body 
- The sun is the star that is closest to earth