← Back to context Comment by relaxing 11 hours ago None of those things are true. 5 comments relaxing Reply BobbyJo 11 hours ago How so? Space has no locals, and the sun never sets up there. openasocket 11 hours ago In orbit around Earth it does! In LEO it’s like 45 minutes of day and 45 minutes of night IIRC dnautics 10 hours ago There are Sun Synchronous orbits that will be used eventually 1 reply → UltraSane 10 hours ago They are if you can get launch costs cheap enough. I hope that is possible but I don't think that it is.
BobbyJo 11 hours ago How so? Space has no locals, and the sun never sets up there. openasocket 11 hours ago In orbit around Earth it does! In LEO it’s like 45 minutes of day and 45 minutes of night IIRC dnautics 10 hours ago There are Sun Synchronous orbits that will be used eventually 1 reply →
openasocket 11 hours ago In orbit around Earth it does! In LEO it’s like 45 minutes of day and 45 minutes of night IIRC dnautics 10 hours ago There are Sun Synchronous orbits that will be used eventually 1 reply →
UltraSane 10 hours ago They are if you can get launch costs cheap enough. I hope that is possible but I don't think that it is.
How so? Space has no locals, and the sun never sets up there.
In orbit around Earth it does! In LEO it’s like 45 minutes of day and 45 minutes of night IIRC
There are Sun Synchronous orbits that will be used eventually
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They are if you can get launch costs cheap enough. I hope that is possible but I don't think that it is.