#binary star system

Astronomers have discovered a planet beyond the solar system that orbits its twin parent stars closer than any ever seen before in a binary. The twin stars in the sky over the newly-found extrasolar planet, or "exoplanet," likely bear a resemblance to the twin stars over Tatooine, the home planet of Luke Skywalker, when viewers first meet the young hero at the beginning of Star Wars: A New Hope. This exoplanet is six times closer to its parent stars than any previously directly imaged binary system exoplanet, yet despite this relative proximity, it still has a year that lasts 300 times as long as an Earth year.

KX Andromedae, an interacting binary star system // Tim Schaeffer, Jim Matzger, Alpha Zhang, Brian Valente, Jasper Capel, Palmito, Nicolas Puig, Ryan Johannes Wierckx, Steeve Body, Meeps51, & Stephen Guberski

Phi Persei: Double Star - December 12th, 1997.

I won't tell you the personalities of these dynamics because half the fun is making the personalities yourself, but I will tell you how they're connected to the other. For example, sun and moon could be happy vs sad, but it could also be the life given by light and warmth vs the life given by cycles and tides

Yes I added one three person versions because the poly and friend groups need some too

Black hole x White hole:

A black hole is what is left behind of very large stars after they collapse, an astronomical body so dense it swallows everything including light, and slowly attracts everything nearby. Once you've passed the event horizon you cannot turn back.

A white hole is the theoretical exact opposite of a black hole, nothing can get past the event horizon, it pushes out pure light and repels everything nearby. Another theory is that if you could somehow survive a black hole, you would come out of a white hole on the other side.

Man-made satellite x Natural satellite

A man-made satellite is any satellite (Satellite is anything that orbits a planet) that was created by a human and now orbits a planet, think the International Space Station, Hubble space telescope, or a satellite used for gps. A gift from humanity.

A natural satellite is any satellite naturally occurring around a planet, think a moon, or an asteroid that got caught in perfect orbit. A gift from the universe.

The Sirius Dynamic

Sirius is a binary star system, meaning two stars orbit around each other. When astronomers first discovered Sirius, they thought it was one star because they glowed together. It took years to figure out it was two.

The Alpha Centauri Dynamic

Similar to the Sirius Dynamic, but with one key difference.

Alpha Centauri is considered a binary star system, with two main stars, Cen A and Cen B, orbiting around each other. However it is also at times defined as a trinary. Proxima Centauri is a star originally thought to be completely separate from the Alpha Centauri, however it actually makes a large orbit around the two central stars, despite being lightyears away, affected by gravity none the less.

Dark matter x Ordinary matter

Ordinary matter is simply what makes up the universe, you're made of matter, your clothes are matter, everything that exists is matter.

Dark matter is invisible, emits no light, and cannot be found. We know about it because of its effects on the universe, but we have yet to be able to pinpoint where it is. It effects everything.

This will probably be a series of posts because I'm tired of the same few dynamics and personalities being recycled, and I have SO MANY MORE IDEAS

No shame on using well known dynamics btw, sometimes they fit beautifully and have been used since the beginning of stories, but also take some time every once and a while to look at the base inspiration and see what other personalities could fit :)