Difference between revisions of "Roshar"

Roshar has 0° of Axial tilt.{{wob ref|11448}} Due to having no obliquity, the path and height of the sun is consistent in relation to latitudeone's coordinates and longitudethe time of day, running along the equator, thus one can easily geolocate oneself and tell time by the path of the sun.{{book ref|sa2|87}}{{book ref|sa3|57}}{{epigraph ref|sa3|84}}{{book ref|sa1|i|5}}{{book ref|sa4|64}}{{book ref|yumi|4}} The orbital period of Roshar is around 1.1 standard years.{{wob ref|8928}}{{wob ref|3781}}{{wob ref|5569}}{{wob ref|10572}} The solar day of Roshar is around 20 rosharan hours, and there are around 500 solar days in a year.{{wob ref|248}}