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14-day years and therefore 7-day transitions from freezing to 104 degrees and back again? It sure won't be sustaining any Earthly lifeforms, to be certain.
Perhaps microbes and bacteria, at a stretch.
Space stuff is really cool... but it's just frustrating that we aren't technologically advanced enough to be able to study this stuff up-close and in person. It's like the carrot on a string that tempts the horse forever and ever.
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The severity of the seasonal change would depend how fast the planet itself is spinning, the angle it's spinning at and how eliptical its solar orbit is. If it were spinning at right angles to it's orbit and in a perfect circle, it would have no seasons at all.
Jam it back in, in the dark.
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