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chouchou

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1. I had no idea that a red giant that close can be a valid star. Seems like the mass isn't large enough.

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Sat Sep 14, 2024, 11:19 PM

Sep 2024

I like this part: "This intriguing system strongly suggests the existence of binary systems containing low-mass black holes and can provide new insights into the formation and evolution of binary systems."

Great..Just great, I finally knew all about singularities and now this. I'm also Taylor Swift.

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I had no idea that a red giant that close can be a valid star. Seems like the mass isn't large enough. chouchou Sep 2024 #1