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| - | ====== Physical Setting ====== | + | ====== Physical Setting ====== |
| - | This section present the different element of physical lore (things that would not exist without life) of the world. | + | This section present the different element of physical lore of the world of Kunsan. |
| ===== Astronomical ===== | ===== Astronomical ===== | ||
| {{ :sun_chart.png?400|Sun trajectory in the sky along the 6 days of the week }} | {{ :sun_chart.png?400|Sun trajectory in the sky along the 6 days of the week }} | ||
| - | * There is no moon but the starlight is enough to see like with a full moon. | + | * Kunsan has no moon but the starlight intensity is similar to the Earth's full moon. |
| - | <nodisp ac255> (//Because the position of the solar system is closer to the center of the galaxy, thus the light of the starts had the less space to travel.//) </nodisp> | + | <nodisp ac255> (//due to the fact that Kunsan's solar system is closer to the center of the galaxy.//) </nodisp> |
| - | * There is no North/South/East/Ouest, [[:start:setting:mountain|the Mountain]] being visible from mostly anywhere, the directions are: to the Mountain, back from the Mountain, left of the Mountain (while looking at it) and right of the Mountain. | + | * There is no North/South/East/Ouest, [[:start:setting:places:mountain|the Mountain]] being visible from mostly anywhere, the directions are: to the Mountain, back from the Mountain, left of the Mountain (while looking at it) and right of the Mountain. |
| - | * A day corresponds to 24h: 12 hours during which the sun rises and sets plus 12 hours for the night. The lengths of the daylight and nighttime do not change. | + | * A day corresponds to 24h: 12 hours during which the sun rises and sets, and 12 hours for the night. The lengths of the daylight and nighttime do not change through the year. |
| * A week is 6 days (see link below for a interesting implementation of 6-day week on Earth[(https://calendars.wikia.org/wiki/6-Day_Week_Solar_Calendar_with_common_Muslim/Christian_weekend)]). Each day the sunset and sunrise positions in the horizon are shift by 1/6 turn, so in one week they retrieve their initial position. The sunrise and sunset are always at the same time of the day. | * A week is 6 days (see link below for a interesting implementation of 6-day week on Earth[(https://calendars.wikia.org/wiki/6-Day_Week_Solar_Calendar_with_common_Muslim/Christian_weekend)]). Each day the sunset and sunrise positions in the horizon are shift by 1/6 turn, so in one week they retrieve their initial position. The sunrise and sunset are always at the same time of the day. | ||
| - | - day one | + | <nodisp ac255> (//The world and its double are a double planet and rotate around their barycenter, one rotation in 6 days. Due to its shapes the world keeps the same face toward the sun, and thus never see its double in the opposite face. Compared to earth, where it is the earth own rotation which creates days. The world rotate around itself in the mountain axis, the radial axis of the double planet orbit, at the speed of 5h45min/turn or 25 turns in a week. //) </nodisp> |
| - | - day two | + | * A year is divided in 12 months of 5 weeks, regrouped in 4 seasons: Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter. |
| - | - day three | + | * A year is 360 days, or 60 weeks, or 12 months, or 4 seasons. The year start at the morrow of the coldest day, day four of the 8th week of winter. |
| - | - day four | + | |
| - | - day five | + | |
| - | - day six | + | |
| - | <nodisp ac255> (//The world and its double are a double planet and rotate around their barycenter, one rotation in 6 days. Due to its shapes the world keeps its same face toward the sun, and thus never see its double in the opposite face. Compared to earth, where it is the earth own rotation which creates days. The world rotate around itself in the mountain axis, the radial axis of the double planet orbit, at the speed of 5h45min/turn or 25 turns in a week. //) </nodisp> | + | |
| - | * A month is 5 weeks just for the reason to have 12 months. There are 4 seasons: spring, summer, autumn and winter, each having 3 months, or 15 weeks | + | |
| - | - (spring) | + | |
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| - | * A year is 360 days, or 60 weeks, or 12 months, or 4 seasons, and corresponds to the complete ellipsoid revolution of the world around the sun. The year start when the world is the farthest from the sun and the temperature the coldest, it is the 8th week of winter, the day four. As the total number of days coincides with the rotation around the sun, the dates of the year are always the same days of the weeks and months. | + | |
| <nodisp ac255> (//The world and its double, orbits around the sun in a ellipsoid orbit with eccentricity e=0.5, which creates seasons, compared to Earth where it is the angle (23°) of the axe of rotation which creates the seasons.//) </nodisp> | <nodisp ac255> (//The world and its double, orbits around the sun in a ellipsoid orbit with eccentricity e=0.5, which creates seasons, compared to Earth where it is the angle (23°) of the axe of rotation which creates the seasons.//) </nodisp> | ||