Although bonds often hold together atoms on a one-bond: one-atom pairing, it is possible for more than one electron to be shared between two atoms. These are multiple bonds. There are double bonds, as is found in the common atmospheric form of oxygen, O 2, or triple bonds, found in the atmospheric form of nitrogen, N 2.olecules with such partial charges are called polar molecules. Water, with a big oxygen toward one side and little hydrogens toward the other, tends to be slightly negative on the oxygen end and slightly positive on the hydrogen end. This makes it bipolar, but not every polar arrangement is so neatly 2-ended.
The Quaoar myth from the indigenous Tongva people of southern California eeriely resonates with the high esoteric Sanskrit teachings from India and the esoteric teachings of Kabbalah, the Jewish mystical tradition, and points to possible astrological meanings for this new planet.
Let's start at the left-hand side. On this particular diagram, planets, like Neptune, have nearly circular orbits (little change in range from the Sun) with low inclination. So Neptune's orbit makes a very short, thick, black slash near 30 AU. Kuiper belt objects usually have elliptical orbits with higher inclinations. More vertical loops indicate more circular orbits. Shorter loops indicate less-inclined orbits. The most up-and-down and least-tall of the loops are for Quaoar and Varuna. These are classical Kuiper belt objects, with nearly circular orbits ranging from 40-45 AU. They're doing their own thing, with, apparently, little influence from Neptune. All the other bodies on this diagram are in various orbital resonances with Neptune.