Astronomers Observe Binary Star Orbiting Stellar Giant Betelgeuse
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Astronomers confirmed that Betelgeuse is part of a binary system, presenting clear evidence and the first images of its long‑theorized companion. New observations captured the companion’s orbit around the stellar giant, providing the strongest visual confirmation to date.
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Astronomers Observe Binary Star Orbiting Stellar Giant Betelgeuse The Japan News · 91d ago broke it first
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