It's the same scale as the orbits of the large moons of Jupiter (roughly 0.003 au–0.013 au). If you were standing on one of those, the others would appear as ve

It's the same scale as the orbits of the large moons of Jupiter (roughly 0.003 au–0.013 au). If you were standing on one of those, the others would appear as very large disks—some of them larger than the Earth moon. (Jupiter itself would be much larger still).