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Binary White Dwarf Custom Stationery by JKcoder

About 1,600 light-years away, in a binary star system fondly known as J0806, two dense white dwarf stars orbit each other once every 321 seconds. Depicted in this artist's vision, the death spiral of the remarkable J0806 system is a consequence of Einstein's theory of General Relativity that predicts the white dwarf stars will lose their orbital energy by generating gravity waves. In fact, J0806 could be one of the brightest sources of gravitational waves in our galaxy, directly detectable by future space-based gravity wave instruments. Image credit: NASA/Tod Strohmayer (GSFC)/Dana Berry (Chandra X-Ray Observatory)

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Finely created using Zazzle's high tech production technique, this this outstanding science stationery template design will look spectacular with this designer's nasa artwork. Created on professional quality paper, Zazzle's custom stationery is a vibrant way to send a quick note to anyone. Order the stationery shown here, or try looking for more space store section stationery in the Zazzle community's marketplace. Regardless of what you choose to print on it, this personalized stationery will definitely look beautiful thanks to this one-of-a-kind binary white dwarf idea.

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Binary White Dwarf

About 1,600 light-years away, in a binary star system fondly known as J0806, two dense white dwarf stars orbit each other once every 321 seconds. Depicted in this artist's vision, the death spiral of the remarkable J0806 system is a consequence of Einstein's theory of General Relativity that predicts the white dwarf stars will lose their orbital energy by generating gravity waves. In fact, J0806 could be one of the brightest sources of gravitational waves in our galaxy, directly detectable by future space-based gravity wave instruments. Image credit: NASA/Tod Strohmayer (GSFC)/Dana Berry (Chandra X-Ray Observatory)

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