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  1. Company Profile. As a 98-year-old company, Doublestar is the only state-owned listed tire company in Shandong Province, and the new chairman of tire branch of China Rubber Industry Association. Doublestar is becoming an international enterprise group with the integration of tire manufacturing, smart equipment, smart logistics (e.g. Robot) and ...

  2. Jun 27, 2024 · The double star target list has been expanded to include more information about each double star such as position angle, spectral types, and distances. Even if you already have the first edition, this second edition is a worthwhile upgrade.’

  3. , The Double Star Observer's Handbook, self-published, 2003. An amazingly comprehensive and useful text covering all aspects of serious double star observing by both amateur and professional astronomers. It's been compared to a much-needed, modern version of Aiken's classic work, The Binary Stars.Google Scholar

  4. Jun 4, 2014 · Every star labeled on this map of Hercules, Boötes, and Ursa Major is a double star, worth exploring with a small telescope.Some, like Mizar in the Dipper's handle, can be split with the naked eye.

  5. May 5, 2016 · Summary. This new edition of the Cambridge Double Star Atlas is designed to improve its utility for amateur astronomers of all skill levels. For the first time in a publication of this type, the focus is squarely on double stars as physical systems, so far as these can be identified with existing data. Using the procedures described in Appendix ...

  6. May 18, 2018 · Binary star. A binary star, often called a double star, is a star system in which two stars linked by their mutual gravity orbit around a central point of mass. Binary stars are quite common. A recent survey of 123 nearby Sun-like stars showed that 57 percent had one or more companions.

  7. Mar 1, 2017 · 60 mm / 2.4 inches — 2.2″ 80 mm / 3 inches — 1.5″ 100 mm/ 4 inches — 1.2″ 150 mm/ 6 inches — 0.8″ 200 mm/ 8 inches — 0.6″ 250 mm/ 10 inches — 0.5″ 320 mm/ 12.5 inches — 0.4″ 400 mm/ 16 inches — 0.3″. Dawes' limit holds true for stellar pairs consisting of equally bright stars of about magnitude +6, where the ...