Astronomers have recently discovered a rare type of binary star system that could provide new insights into stellar evolution. This star system, known as an M-dwarf eclipsing binary, consists of two M-dwarf stars orbiting around each other in close proximity. The stars eclipse each other every 2.48 days, producing regular dips in the light output of the system. This unique system provides a unique opportunity for scientists to study the stars in greater detail and better understand the stellar evolution process. Scientists are hopeful that this discovery will help them gain a better understanding of the evolution of low-mass stars, such as M-dwarf stars.

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source: Phys.org