[Hebrews 11:6]

Thanks so much. Whether GALEX or Hubble, our Sun cannot be that insignificant speck that SkyDancer asserted. It would appear in any photo by those telescopes without magnification to be as large as it does to our naked eye, because both telescopes orbit the Earth and remain within a mere 93 million miles of it. He is simply mistaken about that, then, although his point is perfectly valid.

[SkyDancer]

In the relative size of the galaxy our sun is just an insignificant speck amongst all the other stars there and would not stand out.