Poles

Due to the tidal locking between Cridhenan and Giha, the planet has six poles total. The climate in each pole stays relatively stable year round, and sees the same natural phenomena.

The Six Poles
North Pole: Very cold, and has large stretches of the year with all sunlight or no sunlight. Some aurora borealis can be seen, depending on latitude.

South Pole: Very cold, and has large stretches of the year with all sunlight or no sunlight. No aurora borealis can be seen from this pole.

Light Pole: Giha hangs directly overhead, creating a hot environment and daily eclipses. Countries in the Light Pole are able to tell time more accurately because of these timely eclipses.

Dark Pole: Giha isn’t visible at all, stays very cold and nights are extremely dark. Most of the Dark Pole is taken up by the Alii Ocean, so very few humans inhabit the region.

Front Pole: Giha is always in “sunrise” position. Creates fantastic aurora borealis due to the magnetic field of the large planet. Has a more moderate climate.

Back Pole: Giha is always on the “sunset” side. Like the front pole, has a moderate climate.