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double star n (Astronomy & Space / Celestial Objects) two stars, appearing close together when viewed through a telescope; either physically associated (see binary star) or not associated (optical double star)
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| 144 double stars are listed and mapped in order to provide useful tagets for those nights when deep-sky observation is less than optimum. To quote from the review of the hardcover in KLIATT, July 2002: I would double star this if KLIATT allowed such a thing A star signifies the most intense stress in a phraselet; and a double star signifies the most intense stress in the entire phrase. |
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