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Cake day: July 1st, 2023
  • Yeah, I think like this too. Considering systems can have multiple stars which have planets with varying orbital planes because of this.

    Imagine the Solar System has some small red dwarf called Sol B out past Saturn. Neptune and Uranus orbit it as the star orbits Sol. Then waaay out further is Sol C, which orbits Sol too, but it’s alone and not at all dense.

    Sol, Sol B, Sol C are all stars in the Solar System. Sol and Sol B are suns, Sol C is not.