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binary system
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Binary system
01
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a system based on two components, parts, or categories, often used in mathematics, computing, or classification
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In astronomy, a binary system refers to two stars orbiting a common center.
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a system made up of two astronomical bodies of similar size, where both orbit a common center of mass located outside of either object
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Scientists study binary systems to better understand the gravitational interactions between paired celestial bodies.
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