Re: (IAAC) Beta Lyrae

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• Subject: Re: (IAAC) Beta Lyrae
• From: Todd Gross <toddg@weatherman.com>
• Date: Wed, 10 Sep 1997 13:17:04 -0400
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>interesting star system is believed to have a black hole.  Analysis 
>indicates that the primary secondary is sucking up stuff from Beta 
>Lyrae.  If it is due to the companion, then some day it will turn 
>into a red supergiant, outshining Beta.  If it is because of a black 
>hole, well, then probably the entire true system will be gobbled up(a 
>guess).

Didn't know about this..thanks!

btw.. when you post in the subject liine, you should also post the
instrument you are using ie..

************Object: Beta Lyrae  Inst: 6" Newtonian f/6    Or something like
that*********************


- Todd
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