The Unicorn Star
<p>You may know it better known as the Unicorn. There’s a nebula here, 20,000 light years away from our blue marble, where early B- to late O type stars dot the skies, shining a brilliant blue. Somewhere in this nebula is a special trinary star system, consisting of a very compact binary star component and a separate companion further away.</p>
<p>By virtue of chaos theory, this configuration of stars isn’t the most stable. Eventually, something’s going to have to give. In our case, the compact binary slowly radiates its mechanical energy away as gravitational waves as the two stars spiral closer in a dance of death.</p>
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