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Revision for Traikeou Goliaths
Previous Revision, by Lhorndra [2024-03-09 14:59:58]	→	Selected revision, by CMDR Marx [2024-03-09 18:10:50]
DISCOVERER
CMDRs S. Harper & A. Gaspurr	→	CMDR Seamus Harper
NAME
The Traikeou Goliaths	→	Traikeou Goliaths
SYSTEMNAME
Traikeou AA-A h4	→	Traikeou AA-A h4
CATEGORY
Stellar Features	→	Stellar Features
CATEGORY 2
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REGION
Inner Orion Spur	→	Inner Orion Spur
LATITUDE
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LONGITUDE
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CALLSIGN
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SUMMARY
A binary star system consisting of a Wolf-Rayet star and a blue-white super giant.	→	A binary star system consisting of two extraordinarily bright stars, a Wolf-Rayet and a blue-white supergiant.
DESCRIPTION
This illustrious duo of stars shines more luminous than most of its neighbours. The main Wolf-Rayet star’s luminosity class I and its satellite’s luminosity class Ia0 really compel you to put on several pairs of sunglasses. ![This perspective does not show the true difference in size](https://i.imgur.com/gFc78ag.png) Their size is even more impressive. Although the central star has nine times the radius of Sol, it is absolutely dwarfed by its partner: As a blue-white super giant bordering on being a hypergiant, the secondary star boasts over 450 solar radii. Together, they weigh over 118 solar masses. ![A on the left, B on the right](https://i.imgur.com/FX7LSsE.png) (This system has been discovered by CMDR Seamus Harper. It was first [catalogued by CMDR Andrew Gaspurr](https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/the-galactic-mapping-project-historical-archive-of-exploration.116450/post-5176915).)	→	This illustrious duo of stars shines more luminous than most of its neighbours. They appear so bright that several explorers have reported instinctively reaching to put on sunglasses ![This perspective does not show the true difference in size](https://i.imgur.com/gFc78ag.png) Their size is even more impressive. Although the central star has nine times the radius of Sol, it is absolutely dwarfed by its partner. As a blue-white super giant bordering on being a hypergiant, the secondary star boasts over 450 solar radii. Together, they weigh over 118 solar masses. ![A on the left, B on the right](https://i.imgur.com/FX7LSsE.png)
This illustrious duo of stars shines more luminous than most of its neighbours. The main Wolf-Rayet star’s luminosity class I and its satellite’s luminosity class Ia0 really compel you to put on several pairs of sunglasses. Their size is even more impressive. Although the central star has nine times the radius of Sol, it is absolutely dwarfed by its partner: As a blue-white super giant bordering on being a hypergiant, the secondary star boasts over 450 solar radii. Together, they weigh over 118 solar masses. (This system has been discovered by CMDR Seamus Harper. It was first catalogued by CMDR Andrew Gaspurr.)	→	This illustrious duo of stars shines more luminous than most of its neighbours. They appear so bright that several explorers have reported instinctively reaching to put on sunglasses Their size is even more impressive. Although the central star has nine times the radius of Sol, it is absolutely dwarfed by its partner. As a blue-white super giant bordering on being a hypergiant, the secondary star boasts over 450 solar radii. Together, they weigh over 118 solar masses.
JOURNAL
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OBSERVATORY
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