The suns set on Phaeton b, a binary starsystem. Due to a thin upper atmosphere, the brighter (major) star creates a reflection that looks like a third, dimmer sun. With a rotation period of 39 hours, the planet enjoys long, bright days as well as long, dark nights. Colonists have found this exceptional for both growing and recreation alike. For a photographer such as Moyer, the pull of a golden hour that lasts over an hour and a half must have been difficult to resist, as several such memories were recovered.
