Assertion: moon's rotation | /r/CapableOf | take long time
Facets:
value: of sunshine
type: OTHER
value: in earth time
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: If tidally locked, one rotation about the axis may take a long time relative to a planet (for example, ignoring the slight axial tilt of Earth's moon and topographical shadowing, any given point on it has two weeks – in Earth time – of sunshine and two weeks of night in its lunar day) but these long periods of light and darkness are not as challenging for habitability as the eternal days and eternal nights on a planet tidally locked to its star.