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Fact: Human homeworld Sol 3 has such extreme climate conditions (such as planetary axis tilt over 20 degrees towards and away from their star) that even humans themselves can suffer significant radiation burns from exposure to their starlight. And at the same time, humans on the other side of the globe can suffer frostbites.
This axis tilt changes from one polar area to other roughly every 0,7 standard cycles. This causes fast periodic mini ice ages where snow and ice cover significant area of planet, only to melt and be replaced by heat waves and droughts just a half a standard cycle later.
These conditions are considered "normal" by humans, and they have adapted to them.
This axis tilt changes from one polar area to other roughly every 0,7 standard cycles. This causes fast periodic mini ice ages where snow and ice cover significant area of planet, only to melt and be replaced by heat waves and droughts just a half a standard cycle later.
These conditions are considered "normal" by humans, and they have adapted to them.