What do you think about the sun by reading this?

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質問者：TKU1209
質問日時：2022/02/02 22:27
回答数：16件

If we had two suns, we had not say "Good morning""Good afternoon""Good evening" or even "Good night" because in this case, we would not have known about the time in a day until the science technology developed.

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No.16

回答者： nanikoregoo
回答日時：2022/02/16 01:20

About the sun？

Why do you think you had two suns without science technology? ha?

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No.15

回答者： hitumabusi2017
回答日時：2022/02/12 07:42

Please let me rephrase your statement so that it flows more naturally:

If the Earth had two suns, mankind would not have been able to say "good morning", "good afternoon", "good evening", or even "good night" until scientific technology advanced enough, because otherwise it would not have been possible to tell the time of day.

My response:

Whoever is writing this statement is underestimating the human race and have little understanding of history. As another person already pointed out, regardless of whether there is one sun, two suns, or even three suns (if such a thing is possible!), human race, as well as any other living creature, would have naturally figured out what time was good to wake up and what time was good to go to sleep.

Technological advancements do not dictate the time to wake up, be active, and go to sleep. Mankind as well as all other living things have been waking up, being active, and going to sleep without the help of technology. This is because all living things tire and need rest.

By nature, a living creature will move as necessary until feeling tired, and once tired, will rest or go to sleep. Humans, because we cannot see in the dark, naturally rested at night and was active during the day when there was light and we could see. Technology such as clocks and watches merely help to define what we have already been doing long before.

Even if there were two suns or two suns, there would be times when it becomes brighter or darker. Living creatures would likely choose the most naturally restful time to go to sleep.

Before there was society and mechanical devices to tell time, which we have had for a very long time anyway, people might have woken up at different times. However, once mankind started grouping up and creating societies, it likely benefited them to wake up and go to sleep around the same time. So whoever woke up at dawn might have woken up other people so they can do things together.

This pattern would not change regardless of the number of suns. To obtain a more specific answer, you would likely need to specify the exact hours in a day, what hours each of the suns rose, if there are moons, what hours are dark and what hours are bright, etc., etc.

So in a nutshell, the statement is too vague to have any real constructive response.

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No.14

回答者： nandakore2022
回答日時：2022/02/07 13:27

これを読んで、あなたは太陽についてどう思いますか？

太陽が２つあるんだから、だからって、別に何も思いません。

お宅のは、あいさつについてであって、太陽についてではないです。

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No.13

回答者： r_umaniamnvi_the_5th
回答日時：2022/02/06 06:35

Better morning.

　There are two suns. Make an elliptical motion around the center of gravity of each other so that one does not fall to the other. They are some double stars. One planet belonging to two suns is on a plane that intersects vertically at the center of gravity with the line segment connecting the two. There is no night. When the line segment connecting the two suns is separated and the axis of rotation of the planet is parallel to the line segment, the night becomes longer and longer. One day is the rotation period of the planet. Or the planet orbits outside the orbits of the two suns. It's far. Depending on the phase of the orbital period of the two suns. Good morning when two suns and one planet are on the same straight line. It is better morning when they are not on the same straight line.