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Allenb60

On the planet of Tatooine there are two suns... Why aren't there two shadows!

IvoB1987

By pure coincidence, one sun is always behind a cloud when shadows are being filmed.

Snake2

IvoB1987 wrote: »

By pure coincidence, one sun is always behind a cloud when shadows are being filmed.

Lol

Nodoon

I wonder what the year is like there. The planets orbit would need to be pretty messed up with 2 suns, but keeping a constant climate.

Davius

Nodoon wrote: »

I wonder what the year is like there. The planets orbit would need to be pretty messed up with 2 suns, but keeping a constant climate.

My guess is really hot in the winters and deathly hot in the summers. My question is how come those two stars don't collide...

Nodoon

Well there are plenty of dual star systems that have been found. The stars orbit each other. It is pretty hard to imagine that life could exist in a set up like that though.

LaLiam

Planets orbit Binary Stars in every direction

darth_Tater

maybe they dont have seasons the twin suns cancel out each other and planet is geostationary. It is never night time there lol.

Nodoon

LaLiam wrote: »

Planets orbit Binary Stars in every direction

Sure planets do. But it is still hard to imagine one could support life.

Nodoon

darth_Tater wrote: »

maybe they dont have seasons the twin suns cancel out each other and planet is geostationary. It is never night time there lol.

We have seen dusk in the movies, and both suns in different positions, so it is not geostationary.