Visibility of earth from moon during day-time of moon Inspired by this question. I am curious whether earth, besides being nearly fixed on one place on the moon's sky, is it visible during the day-time on moon too?

My understanding is that earth should be visible as moon has no atmosphere. Also, if the NASA didn't edit the following photograph, it suggests that the day-time sky of moon is all black and earth should be visible in it.



I think, Stellarium don't take into account the atmosphere once you are on other planet.
Yes, the Earth would be visible even during day on the Moon. Without a (significant) atmosphere diffusing light, the day sky would be much like the night sky on Earth. If you were to look straight up such that you couldn't see the ground, you may not even notice that it was day at all (save for the Sun shining down at you).  This could actually be rather hazardous as the Sun would be more intense, but your eyes may not be adjusted to high light like they are on bright Earth days.