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| − | A sororal transit is an astronomical event when [[starmoon]] passes behind the larger, closer satellite known as [[sunmoon]]. It is called 'sororal' because the two moons are seen as sisters. | + | A sororal transit is an astronomical event when [[starmoon]] passes behind the larger, closer satellite known as [[sunmoon]]. It is called 'sororal' because the two moons are seen as sisters. As starmoon's orbit is larger and it is farther out from the planet [[Asdarah]] than sunmoon, the smaller, silvery moon always passes behind the larger, golden moon when such a transit occurs. |
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Revision as of 10:20, 18 June 2019
A sororal transit is an astronomical event when starmoon passes behind the larger, closer satellite known as sunmoon. It is called 'sororal' because the two moons are seen as sisters. As starmoon's orbit is larger and it is farther out from the planet Asdarah than sunmoon, the smaller, silvery moon always passes behind the larger, golden moon when such a transit occurs.
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