the side of an object in space (as a spaceship, or a moon or planet) that faces away from the closest star; cf. farside n., nightside n.
The things that destroyed Galactic’s darkside station in two weeks without even leaving a trace behind.
Great rents in the hull were blazes of light on the sunside and frosty blotches of stars on the darkside.
The last two weeks of your training will consist of constructing exactly that kind of a base, on darkside.
Night lived on Darkside. The sun had not touched it for tens of thousands of years.
They sat alone…looking out a wide window into the gridwork of the orbiting Darkside Station.
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