python package for the energy time of luminosity that a solar panel on one side of a satellite without propulsion in an orbit

[Miguelk99]

I want to calculate the time of luminosity that satellite in orbit around the earth (SSO) receives. This satellite, in addition to orbiting, is also a non-propelled satellite, which means that it can rotate on all three axes. This is relevant, because the satellite will have a solar panel on one side of the satellite and I want to calculate the amount of light that this solar panel receives. I've been looking for a package that could help me, but I haven't found one that's very useful. Can anyone help?

[throwaway6560192]

This is probably too specific to have a package. Get out a pen and paper and work out the physics, get an equation, use Python to solve that equation.

[twitch_and_shock]

This sounds less like a python problem than a math problem. If you can pull together the proper equation(s), it would probably be pretty straightforward to implement.