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Concerning binary stars in general: O...are called "optical" binaries if both stars can be resolved in a true mutually orbiting binary system. O...in the case of both spectroscopic and eclipsing binary stars you still have to resolve both stars to tell that the system is a binary system. Othey obey Kepler's Laws (as modified by Newton). ...are called a "spectrum binary" if both stars have identical spectra.

Concerning binary stars in general: O...are called "optical" binaries if both stars can be resolved in a true mutually orbiting binary system. O...in the case of both spectroscopic and eclipsing binary stars you still have to resolve both stars to tell that the system is a binary system. Othey obey Kepler's Laws (as modified by Newton). ...are called a "spectrum binary" if both stars have identical spectra.

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Concerning binary stars in general: - ○ ...are called "optical" binaries if both stars can be resolved in a true mutually orbiting binary system. - ○ ...in the case of both spectroscopic and eclipsing binary stars you still have to resolve both stars to tell that the system is a binary system. - ○ ...they obey Kepler's Laws (as modified by Newton). - ● ...are called a "spectrum binary" if both stars have identical spectra.
Transcribed Image Text:Concerning binary stars in general: - ○ ...are called "optical" binaries if both stars can be resolved in a true mutually orbiting binary system. - ○ ...in the case of both spectroscopic and eclipsing binary stars you still have to resolve both stars to tell that the system is a binary system. - ○ ...they obey Kepler's Laws (as modified by Newton). - ● ...are called a "spectrum binary" if both stars have identical spectra.
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