Sunset

Started by Jimyoda, June 26, 2015, 11:58:49 PM

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Jimyoda

If you were a colonist watching the sun set, which direction would you be facing?
Quote from: Rahjital on July 09, 2015, 03:09:55 PM
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Axelios

Depends how many suns there are?
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christhekiller

Depends on the tilt of the axis

skullywag

depends how drunk i was.
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muffins

My colonists always seem to watch the sunset while standing on their heads.

Coenmcj

Either West or East-ish? Can't recall which direction the shadows travel in.
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Devon_v

To the west. All planets rotate the same as earth at the moment.

Jimyoda

Quote from: Coenmcj on June 27, 2015, 07:34:49 AM
Either West or East-ish? Can't recall which direction the shadows travel in.
As the sun goes down the shadows fall to the west (a little south-west actually). Which means the sun is setting East-Northeast (according to the shadows, about 70 degrees) - we'll just say it sets in the East. This appears to be the same regardless of latitude or time of year.
I just wanted to point out, in case no one noticed, that the sun sets in the East, not the West like you might assume.
Quote from: Rahjital on July 09, 2015, 03:09:55 PM
"I don't like that farmers chop people up."

Obviously she has already played Rimworld :P

Read the wiki. Edit the wiki. Let the wiki be your guide.
http://rimworldwiki.com/

lusername

But do we know for sure? Maybe the map is just upside-down. After all, orienting north to "up" is a purely arbitrary convention.