A/N: 

I wrote this for two hours XD. This is fiction. I repeat, fiction. I know the earth rotates around the sun and moon so day and night happen. Let's use personification with the sun and moon and let them roll on one setting. Let's say there is only one moon and only one sun. I was watching a documentary when there were thirty days of the night with no sun rising and 60 days of sun with no moon rising and I just can't help to be intrigued and my author wanted to write about something.

Notes:

Summer solstice - Longer days (June) 

Autumn Equinox: Fall (Equal day and night 12:12) (September)

Winter solstice -Longer nights (December)

Spring Equinox - (March)  (Equal day and night 12:12)

Polar Night: 30 days of night

Midnight Sun: 60 days without nights

Antarctica: 6 months of daylight and 6 months of night.

The morning star next to the moon is Venus. 

When the Sun and Moon Meets ---> Total Solar Eclipse - Occurs when the Moon moves between the Sun and the Earth. The moon blocks the sun’s rays and casts a shadow on Earth eclipsing the sun. 

Fact: August Moon's total eclipse lasted 2:43s in 2017. The longest total eclipse will occur in 12,000  years July 2186