I'll admit I haven't spent much time observing this, but I was wondering what exactly the wiki means when it says,
"Sectors within 5 sectors of the central star are part of the gravitational rotation of the star."
Do the planets move from sector to sector within that range? As far as I saw that wasn't the case. I also spent a bit of time on the suface of a planet that did not seem to rotate/have a day-night cycle. The star it orbited stayed right on the horizon causing perpetual twilight. Or so it seemed to me.
Just being curious over here, thanks for your time.
"Sectors within 5 sectors of the central star are part of the gravitational rotation of the star."
Do the planets move from sector to sector within that range? As far as I saw that wasn't the case. I also spent a bit of time on the suface of a planet that did not seem to rotate/have a day-night cycle. The star it orbited stayed right on the horizon causing perpetual twilight. Or so it seemed to me.
Just being curious over here, thanks for your time.