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For questions regarding a star and the area comprising its gravitational dominance. While they are not part of its technical definition, it colloquially refers to the planets, moons, asteroids and other bodies orbiting the star.
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Can mirrors on the moon allow solar panels to operate at night?
That would be awfully unpractical. In addition to this, bear in mind the moon rotates on its axis in 27 days and then some as well, and your panels would spend half of that time in the dark, so they'r …