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Record Discovery: Three Large Stars Locked in a Space Smaller Than Mercury's Orbit
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Yeah, that's not gonna end well
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I dunno, I think it will end brilliantly.
They have a bright future ahead of them!
They'll go out with a bang.
Since posting, I've actually re-evaluated. With the benefit of hindsight, I think it'll be lucky if it's three stars.
The three body problem!
I'm torn between looking for Trisolarans or sending the stars' coordinates in space to have them explode.
Imagine the gravitational stress in the middle!