At this point, the sun rises and sets every 90 minutes, according to NASA

 

When the sun rises, the temperature rises to 250 degrees Fahrenheit, and when it sets, it drops to -250 degrees Fahrenheit.

We see the sun rising and setting once on earth.  But, you may be surprised, that the astronauts on the space station have witnessed the rising and setting of the sun 16 times a day.  Astronauts on the International Space Station often share such posts on social media, much to the surprise of people.

The sun rises every 90 minutes and a post has been shared on the Twitter handle of the declining International Space Station.  With this post, the astronauts are witnessing the rising and setting of the sun every 90 minutes.  The International Space Station orbits the Earth every 90 minutes.  Meanwhile, astronauts on the space station see the sun rise and set 16 times a day.

Changes in temperature There are many changes in temperature in space.  Compared to Earth, the temperature in space rises to 250 degrees Fahrenheit when the sun rises and drops to -250 degrees Fahrenheit when it sets.  But, in the meantime, the astronauts are safe.  Special spacesuits are made for them to withstand such temperatures.  The heat has no effect on this spacesuit.

The spacewalkers experience a sunrise and sunset every 90 minutes and @cquantumspin asks if they feel temperature differences in their suits. #AskNASA | https://nasa.gov/live

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