Planet Orbital Path

1.....................................3

B ....................................J

O ...................................O

C O............... O A.......... I O............... O K

H

*aD O............... O............... O ...............O............... O Lb#

P

E O ...............O G ..........O O............... O M

O................................... O

F................................... N

2 ....................................4

(all periods used above were only used to keep the places of the planetal orbital path around the two suns)

Seasons Based On Solar Placement:

Spring (Dabar) Summer (Dabar) Winter (Dabar)

Notes:
THE SCALE OF THE ORBIT IT NOT ACCURATE! THE ACTUAL ORBITAL PATH IS MORE OF AN ELONGATED FIGURE EIGHT. THE PLANET IS THE CLOSEST TO EACH OF THE SUNS AT POINTS 1, 2, 3, AND 4. THE PLANET IS THE FARTHEST FROM EACH OF THE SUNS AT POINTS * AND #. THE ORBITAL PATH FOR POINT H/P, FROM POINTS G AND N, GREATLY RESEMBLES A SHORT AND FAT X.

Hottest days of the year.........................The apexes of 1, 2, 3, and 4 when closest to the sun(s)
Coldest days of the year........................ The apexes of a and b when farthest from the sun(s)
Longest days of the year........................ The apex of H/P

The gravitational pull from the two suns slow the planet’s orbital movements down.
With the excess light, one day (of sunlight) at apex H/P is equivalent to seven days (of
sunlight).

Shortest days of the year....................... At position Lb#

Slow Movement (referring to the revolution on axis and movements between the suns, relative to each other)
...........From position N to position B
...........From position F to position J

Fast Movement (referring to the revolution on axis and movement around the sun, relative to each other)
...........From position B to position F
...........From position J to position N