Earth (not Cetus) Day/Night Cycles: How are we supposed to know?

[TheGreenFellow]

I'm attempting to craft a trio of Nightfall Apothics for this nightwave mission. And I'm rather stumped by needing more Moonlight Dragonlilies.

Apparently, Cetus is in its own alternate dimension on another version of Earth, that has an entirely different day/night cycle from the rest of the Earth that exists in our universe.

What mad deity decided that that was the best method of creation for this system is beyond me.

Anyway, could we maybe get a fix for this issue?

Sync up the day/night cycles with Cetus, so that I'm not potentially twiddling my thumbs for 4 hours (even though I already despise twiddling my thumbs for Cetus' cycles)?

Give us a tooltop when hovering over Earth mission nodes that tells us whether it's daytime or nighttime?

Make certain mission nodes on Earth always be daytime or night time?

Anything would be nice.

Edited July 20, 2019 by TheGreenFellow

[DrakeWurrum]

I always check https://hub.warframestat.us/#/

According to the wiki:

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Earth is the first and only planet to have a day-night cycle, which changes every 4 hours (at 12, 4, 8am, and 12, 4, 8pm Eastern Standard Time)

They probably should sync the timing up with Cetus, though...

Edited July 21, 2019 by DrakeWurrum