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Stars which appear single to the naked eye but are double when seen through a telescope are

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They are single to naked eye because they are far from us. But, if we see with telescope We can observe that there are two or double stars.
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NILESH KAKDE
NILESH KAKDE 9 years ago
Binary star is a optical effect. Two star occured at same line of effect and we observed it from long distance i.e. from Earth.
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