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It does not make really sense to talk about 'binary star'. It should be a 'binary stellar system' with 2 stars involved. With this meaning, if you intend to say
by az09mugen 3y ago
It does not make really sense to talk about 'binary star'. It should be a 'binary stellar system' with 2 stars involved. With this meaning, if you intend to say Jupiter is a failed star and if it had been a star we will be living in a binary stellar system (Jupiter as a star + the Sun), then yes.
- euroderf 3y agoTwo sources of sunlight, often on opposite sides of the Earth, certainly would have changed the path of evolution, possibly even back as far as primordial slime.
- az09mugen 3y agoDefinitively ! I wonder how the 'circadian' cycle looks like on this kind of planet and how it impacts the life.