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<p>caused it to almost double its distance from B. There are now two other stars brighter than magnitude 10 that are closer to Mu Cassiopeiae, although they are also background objects.  The companions C and D are separated from each-other by four <a href="page.php?w=arc_second">arc second</a>s and form a binary system about  away. Mu Cassiopeiae itself is known as an <a href="page.php?w=astrometric_binary">astrometric binary</a>, a star that is observed to oscillate due to the gravitational influence of an unseen companion, and that companion has</p><p>
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