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1.двойной 2.двойная звезда- binary system@binary asteroidдвойной астероид@binary pulsarдвойной пульсар@astrometric binariesастрометрические двойные@black hole binaryдвойная, одним из компонентов которой является черная дыра@close binaryтесная двойная звезда@contact binaryконтактная двойная звезда@detached binariesразделенные двойные системы@double-line binaryспектральная двойная звезда@eclipsing binaryзатменная двойная звезда@gravitational binaryгравитационная двойная звезда@low-massive binariesмаломассивные двойные системы@massive X-ray binariesмассивные рентгеновские двойные@multiple binaryкратная звезда@optical binaryоптическая двойная звезда@photometric(al) binaryфотометрическая двойная звезда@physical binaryфизическая двойная звезда@single-line binaryдвойная с неразрешимыми спектральными линиями@spectroscopic binaryспектральная двойная звезда@strongly interacting binariesсильно взаимодействующие двойные@telescopic binaryвизуальная двойная звезда@true binaryфизическая двойная звезда@unresolved binaryнеразрешимая двойная звезда@visual binaryвизуальная двойная звезда@X-ray binaryрентгеновская двойная@
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