Chinese astronomers have employed NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) to observe an eclipsing binary of the ...

This diagram illustrates the eclipsing binary star system called Algol, aka “The Demon Star.” The stars orbit around each other very rapidly, completing one orbit every 2 days, 20 hours, 48 ...

The Algol system is an eclipsing binary — two stars in very close orbit about their common center of gravity. Algol A is the smaller sun, but it's hotter and brighter than Algol B, a cooler and ...

Abstract ABSTRACT New radial velocity (RV) data obtained at the Dominion Astrophysical Observatory (DAO) in Victoria, British Columbia along with light curve (LC) data for the Algol-type binary V1241 ...

A third star, Algol C (right), orbits this central binary at a greater distance, making this a triple star system. Algol is the prototype of an entire class of eclipsing binary stars called Algol ...

Binary and the X-Men We've already touched on her connection to Marvel's most beloved team, but seeing as she arrived in an X-Men-centric mid-credits sequence, this topic is worth digging into a ...

Algol is the best-known eclipsing binary star in the northern sky. While it usually shines steadily at magnitude 2.1, it dips to magnitude 3.4 for about 10 hours every 2.87 days.

Non-binary memory simply doesn’t adhere to that trend. Instead, it increases by a half-step, so you go from a 16GB DIMM to a 24GB DIMM by adding half its capacity rather than doubling it.

Current debates over the fundamental nature of biological sex are not merely esoteric academic musings. They have direct implications for policy related to sex-based legal protections and medicine. It ...

ALGOL Doctors Edsger Dijkstra and Jaap Zonneveld wrote the first ALGOL 60 compiler in X1 assembly language over nine months between 1959 and 1960, at the Mathematical Centre in Amsterdam.