Oh no. The trisolarians are coming!
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Roll me up and throw me on the pile until the next epoch.
Dehydrate!
Hydrate me when the next stable era comes along.
Can I please go and live in that system, I donβt like it here anymore
Even though stars come in singlets, binaries, trinaries, and even greater numbers of multi-star systems, weβd only ever found stars orbiting one β or, at most, two β stars.
I think they mean planets.
~~They mean stars. This is notable because it's the first planet found orbiting more than two stars.~~
Nevermind, that is written horribly. I think you're correct.
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this new is 3 years old from what I can see