[ SECRET POST #4695 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4695 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I mean a year on earth is still the same year.

But maybe Westeros has a more dramatic tilt, then? It makes a rotation of the sun but the season doesn't change as much, so not noticeably.

[ninefox]

If it were a more dramatic tilt or a different orbit, it would still be regular - 42 (earth) years of winter, 42 (earth) years of summer, then the same again. Mars has a "wobbly" tilt that changes it's year length, but planets are super big and move super slowly. The change would only be noticeable on the scale of millennia, not from one orbit to the next.