Space/Science — HabitableZone

Space/Science » in reply to OK, you have a point there

Three. Thermal cycling and radiation belts. Also,no gyros needed.

336 hours vs. 90 minutes for a diurnal cycle.

No trapped radiation to swim through.

No need for mechanical gyros, although I'd think they could use fiber gyros to escape from the issue of moving parts. Probably a legacy hardware issue specific to Hubble.

Let's call it e1.

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