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| − | Eclipses are possible in KSP. | + | Eclipses are possible in KSP, as the Mun isn't in a offset orbit, like the Moon in real life. Because of how the game is made, it does not get dark; however, solar panels will say that they are blocked by the planet in the way and not work. Below are some pictures of a Kerbolar eclipse, as viewed from Kerbin and LKO (Low Kerbin Orbit). |
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Eclipses are possible in KSP, as the Mun isn't in a offset orbit, like the Moon in real life. Because of how the game is made, it does not get dark; however, solar panels will say that they are blocked by the planet in the way and not work. Below are some pictures of a Kerbolar eclipse, as viewed from Kerbin and LKO (Low Kerbin Orbit).
An early stage of an eclipse where the Mun blocks Kerbol
Another early stage of a Kerbolar Eclipse
An eclipse at the fullest stage.
A screenshot showing that solar panels are blocked during an eclipse
Proof that eclipses don't dim the lighting.
