How we make suns move

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Semi-major axis �: controls orbital scale.
Eccentricity �: controls how close an orbit gets at periapsis.
Inclination �: determines how orbital planes intersect.
Argument of periapsis �: determines orbital orientation.
Longitude of ascending node �: rotates the orbital plane.
Orbital phase �: determines when stars arrive at particular locations.

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