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Lapsangtea
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Hi all,
So the (hypothetical) question I have is about the range of the Earth's length of orbit (number of days) within the Sun's habitable zone which could sustain human life. I.e. what would the length of the shortest 'habitable' year be, and the longest (in days)? What would our living conditions be like at either extreme?
By the same process, what would the range (in days) approximate to (in support of human life) for a K-type star?
Looking forward to your responses! :)
So the (hypothetical) question I have is about the range of the Earth's length of orbit (number of days) within the Sun's habitable zone which could sustain human life. I.e. what would the length of the shortest 'habitable' year be, and the longest (in days)? What would our living conditions be like at either extreme?
By the same process, what would the range (in days) approximate to (in support of human life) for a K-type star?
Looking forward to your responses! :)