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 - Galactic Exploration Catalog - 
Revision for Three of a Kind

Previous Revision, by Regza [2024-07-04 05:21:16]→Selected revision, by CMDR Marx [2024-07-04 12:21:37]
DISCOVERER
CMDR Suzie→CMDR Suzie
NAME
Three of a Kind→Three of a Kind
SYSTEMNAME
Phoo Scroi AA-A h3→Phoo Scroi AA-A h3
CATEGORY
Stellar Features→Stellar Features
CATEGORY 2
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REGION
Inner Scutum-Centaurus Arm→Inner Scutum-Centaurus Arm
LATITUDE
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LONGITUDE
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CALLSIGN
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SUMMARY
A rare stellar configuration of a binary pair of a ringed Neutron Star and a class A star, with a K class orange giant orbiting the binary black hole pair.→A rare configuration of three stars orbiting a black hole binary pair: a binary pair of a ringed neutron star and a class A star, and also a K class orange giant star.
DESCRIPTION
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This system houses several stars in rare combinations. The main stars are a pair of black holes, and a variety of bodies orbit them.

One of these is a ringed neutron star, which is in a binary orbit with a class A star.
Similarly to Kataraktis Nefon, a great sight here is that the class A star's binary partner lights up the rings of the neutron star, making this a beautiful place to visit.

There is also a class K giant star orbiting the binary black hole pair as their satellite. As of 3310/07/02, this phenomenon has only been seen in two systems, this one and Rothie AA-A h482.

A far view of the system, with the three rare star types:

A closer view of the ringed Neutron Star. Note the sizes of the class K giant star and the class A star:

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This system houses several stars in rare combinations. The main stars are a pair of black holes, and a variety of bodies orbit them.

One of these is a ringed neutron star, which is in a binary orbit with a class A star.
Similarly to Kataraktis Nefon, a great sight here is that the blue-white class A star lights up the rings of the neutron star, making this a beautiful place to visit.

There is also a class K yellow-orange giant star orbiting the binary black hole pair as their satellite. As of 3310/07/02, this phenomenon has only been seen in two systems, this one and Rothie AA-A h482.

A far view of the system, with the three rare star types:

A closer view of the ringed Neutron Star. Note the sizes of the class K giant star and the class A star:

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