It wouldOriginally Posted by RPMiller
But doesn't that sort of depend on where North is?But the area we are currently mapping is synonomous with Norther Europe, and the Sun would thus be in the 'southern' sky fo all intents and purpose.
It wouldBut doesn't that sort of depend on where North is?
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Unless the map is drawn with north on a different side.
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Or the planet's axis of rotation is perpendicular to its planar rotationMakes a mess of the seasons, tho...
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And you're all assuming, of course, that there is only one sun.
:-D
I think it's okay to assume one sun, we just go with what we know to be working.
Two in harmony surpass one in perfection
And now to stretch the conversation into an outright threadjack:
Are we going to assume one sun and one moon, one sun and multiple moons, or what? And what are the moon(s) called?
I really think that this is a poll-able question.
World-building requires an understanding of the heavens afterall...
I like the idea of multiple moons .... in the cartographic sense, I mean!
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