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| | | earth-sized stars orbit in 5.3 minutes In the newpapers today [after they read the science journals] called HM Cancri - eg binary pair of stars closely orbiting each other in just 5.3 minutes - star's in Cancer, inordinately faint and a long way off HM Cancri: Binary Star With Shortest Known Orbital Period | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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