Not exact matches
Hot Jupiter HD 209458b has one
side that always faces its star and reaches 2000 °C, while the other is in
perpetual night at 500 °C.
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Night Long Even though the other side of planet HD 189733b is perpetual night, it's not much cooler in the s
Night Long Even though the other
side of planet HD 189733b is
perpetual night, it's not much cooler in the s
night, it's not much cooler in the shade.
The planets in the habitable zone and those closer to the star are expected to always have the same
side facing the star, so that their day and year will be the same lengths, with one
side in
perpetual sunshine and the other always
night.
Tidal locking of such a closely orbiting planet would resulting in
perpetual day on one
side and
perpetual night on the other.
Again, tidal locking of such a closely orbiting planet would resulting in
perpetual day on one
side and
perpetual night on the other.
«Depending on the nature of its atmosphere or the presence of oceans, the heat can be efficiently distributed from the warm
side facing the star to the cool
side in
perpetual night,» Astudillo - Defru tells HowStuffWorks.
A
side effect of this is that they are tidally locked, meaning that one face of the planet is always facing its star, bathed in
perpetual sunlight, while the other experiences a permanent
night.
Planets in the habitable zone of low - mass, cool stars are expected to be in synchronous rotation, where one
side of the planet always faces the host star (the substellar point) and the other
side experiences
perpetual night (the anti-stellar point).
In the end, most all of the map areas just bleed into one colorless blob of
perpetual night, and I stopped caring about the characters or
side quests or anything and just wanted to «get it over with.»