Activity for user58697
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Seasons on a planet that's tidally locked with the smaller star in a dual-star system Consider a dual-star system, with the distances between S (larger star) and J (smaller star) similar to Sun"“Jupiter. A planet P rotates around J on a 90-degree ecliptic and is Earth-like otherwise. Due to a tidal lock, one hemisphere of the planet permanently faces J. J is hot enough to sustain a c... (more) |
— | almost 10 years ago |