LRLL 54361 • Strobe-like Flashes in Binary Protostar 8.9.23 VIDEO: This video, created from a sequence of images from the Hubble Space Telescope, shows a pulse of light emanating from the protostellar object LRLL 54361. Most if not all of this light results from scattering off circumstellar dust in the protostellar envelope. An apparent edge-on disk, visible at the center of the object and three separate structures are interpreted as outflow cavities. The extent and shape of the scattered light

VLBA • First Full 3-D View of Binary Star-Planet System - Two Stars and a Planet. 3.8.2022 VIDEO: Artist's animation illustrates the orbital motions of a binary star pair and a planet orbiting one of the stars. Credit: Sophia Dagnello, NRAO/AUI/NSF. • By precisely tracing a small, almost imperceptible, wobble in a nearby star’s motion through space, astronomers have discovered a Jupiter-like planet orbiting that star, which is one of a binary pair. Their work, using the National Science Foundati

Binary star systems, while commonplace in our known universe, have the potential to birth some of the most menacing celestial bodies around: pulsars. #ScienceChannel #HowTheUniverseWorks | Science Channel

What if Earth orbited two stars? You’d have two shadows and would end your day with two sunsets. In faraway galaxies, some planets actually do have two stars: | NOVA l PBS