Many of the stars in our galaxy don’t orbit alone; systems of two, three, or even more stars are common. These have provided us important windows into the Universe in general. Type-Ia supernovae, ...
Stars without companions, like the Sun, are common in our galaxy and much of the universe. The destiny of such a star is nearly predetermined solely by its mass. However, many stars actually live in ...
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