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Name: mpkoglin
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I would like to know anything that anyone can tell me about binary star systems. This will aid in a project called SuperQuest that a few of my friends and I are working on. Thank You.

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For this type of general question and this project, a reference to a book is probably better:

"Exploring the Cosmos" by Berman and Evans - ISBN 0-316-091766

Hope this helps.

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