Yearly Cycle

All Sectors naturally have their planets rotate around the Sun-like structure located in the middle of them, and as such all known Sectors have what is known as a Yearly Cycle. A Yearly Cycle is designated as the point in which the specific planet reaches a certain point in their rotation for a second time, with the northernmost point being the most commonly used system of measurement. Most Sectors have a Yearly Cycle of 360 to 365 days, though for some it can be as short as 300 and as long as 700 days.

Type

Natural