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For questions regarding a star and the area comprising its gravitational dominance. While they are not part of its technical definition, it colloquially refers to the planets, moons, asteroids and other bodies orbiting the star.
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The view in a binary star system
It is possible. Systems with two stars can have planets on three kind of orbits: They may be orbiting the red or the blue star or alternatively both together.
The obvious choice is here one that orbi …
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