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User201 9 year s ago
There must be a point when everything just vaporizes itself... And there would be absolutely no sunset at all. Not with a water scene
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puskas78 9 year s ago
It works if you adjust the distance
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Washington 4 year s ago
Besides the sun, there ae just 3 that would not kill us. Tau Ceti would leave us with milder summers and colder winters. Alpha Centauri would be so similar to the sun that the difference would barely be noticed, I forgot what the third one was, but it would be hotter summers and milder winters, about +11-15 degrees average
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Washington 4 year s ago
OK, my mistake, the ones in order ould be TAU Ceiti with our milder summers and colder winters, Keplar 35 which is the binary system where we would hardly notice the difference, maybe little less than 10 degrees, and Alpha Centuri A would leave us with hotter summers and milder winters refer to previous post. Anything more or less and we would have frozen or fried. Procyon would probably leave Earth's oceans boiling.
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User201 9 year s ago
There must be a point when everything just vaporizes itself... And there would be absolutely no sunset at all. Not with a water scene
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Washington 4 year s ago
Besides the sun, there ae just 3 that would not kill us. Tau Ceti would leave us with milder summers and colder winters. Alpha Centauri would be so similar to the sun that the difference would barely be noticed, I forgot what the third one was, but it would be hotter summers and milder winters, about +11-15 degrees average
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Washington 4 year s ago
OK, my mistake, the ones in order ould be TAU Ceiti with our milder summers and colder winters, Keplar 35 which is the binary system where we would hardly notice the difference, maybe little less than 10 degrees, and Alpha Centuri A would leave us with hotter summers and milder winters refer to previous post. Anything more or less and we would have frozen or fried. Procyon would probably leave Earth's oceans boiling.