Binary Star Systems¶
Lea, R. (2018). Binary Star Systems: Classification and Evolution. Space.com.
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Domain-specific¶
- Binary system
- An astronomical binary system consists of two bodies whose mutual gravitation makes both orbit a common center of mass.
- … the distinction between constitutive identity and a convenient observable transfers from A binary star comprises two stars tracing orbits about their common center of mass. to Cataloging states mass ratio and detection method and avoids making the barycenter-outside-both rule universal across all astronomical usage..
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