This document presents a research hypothesis by Gerges Francis Tawadrous, exploring the relationship between planetary motion and their circumferences, particularly focusing on the moon's orbital distance being proportional to its parent circumference. It includes various mathematical observations and claims regarding the geometry of the solar system, including the interactions between planets and the effects of light motion on planetary orbits. The author argues that current physics may overlook factors influencing planetary motion due to light's effects and proposes a new understanding of celestial mechanics.