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How would a planet having two suns affect the temperature? Could a planet with two sons be habitable by humans?

There are planets with two suns, like those in the Kepler-47 system, and how does that affect the overall temperature of a planet. An info graphic I saw listed the "habitable zones" of Kepler-47, what does that mean? (Bonus question : what would that look like sky wise? Would that look similar to Tatooine in Star Wars? Or would be different?)
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It really depends on what kind of solar system we're talking about. A binary star system with a planet could easily be a planet orbiting 1 star, with another star orbiting that first star at an extreme distance. That planet would still be in a binary star system, but the second star would have almost no influence on it.

If however we were talking about a pair of stars that orbit each other closely, it's unlikely that a planet orbiting both of them, at the center of mass, would be very stable. The problem here is that both stars would have to be extremely close in Mass for the gravitation to be stable for a long time.

Of course , as is usual in planetary science, Kepler 47 breaks this notion. But keep in mind that both the planets in that system are high mass considering their distance to the stars. The inner planet is three times the size of earth, and insanely hot. The second planet, the one in the habitable zone, is a gas giant. So no habitation here either.

As for your final question about sunsets, you would see two sunsets that went down together, although the orientation of both Suns would change over time. The second sun is much smaller than the first though, and very close to it, so the tattoine reference is a bad comparison.