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August 19, 2026Open Access

Physical Nature Correction of the Second Focal Point in Keplerian Elliptical Orbits and a New Mechanism Interpretation

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JYJiaqing Yan

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Theoretical analysis demonstrates the non-physical nature of the second orbital focus in Keplerian systems, indicating that orbital dynamics stem from continuous kinetic-potential energy conversion.

Key Points

  • To re-evaluate the physical validity of the second focal point in Keplerian elliptical orbits and establish a physical mechanism for orbit formation based on energy steady-state dynamics.
  • Applied the energy storage steady-state framework of the Light Origin Theory to analyze planetary orbital motion.
  • Evaluated focal point positions, orbital curvature, and eccentricity across the eight Solar System planets and generalized the mechanism to large-scale galactic systems.
  • The second focal point in Keplerian elliptical orbits is demonstrated to be a virtual geometric reference without physical reality, while the central star serves as the sole physical focus.
  • Non-circular planetary orbits fundamentally arise from bidirectional storage and dynamic conversion between kinetic and potential energy, ensuring long-term stability in gravitationally bound systems.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a8563fe03308d306e2d782chttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21981820
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