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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Centaur" data-source="post: 1035021" data-attributes="member: 11822">the only way that two suns would remain in close proximity to each other as they traced across the sky would be for them to be a closely orbiting binary star system and for the plannet to be in a wider orbit than typical of earth.This means that depending on the radiation emited by the suns, the planet need not be any hotter or colder than earth.  Also, because of the the higher gravitational pull of those suns, the planner would need to orbnit quicker and therefore the duration of the year wouldn't need to be all that much longer.The closer the planet is to a binary system like this, the greater the apparent distance between the two stars and the hotter the planet, You could have a desert plannet or you could have one beset with hurcanes year round.  It all depends on the amount of water on the planet.</blockquote>