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BX Trianguli AB: A binary star with the shortest orbital period among main-sequence stars.

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BX Trianguli AB Artist's impression of BX Trianguli. The planet is not represented here. BX Trianguli is a binary system made up of two red dwarfs, in the constellation Triangulum. Both stars eclipse each other and have an orbital period of four hours and 40 minutes. They are located at around 17...

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Which SpaceEngine versions does BX Trianguli AB: A binary star with the shortest orbital period among main-sequence stars. work on?

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