Masterclass on Binary Stars

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Overview
This master class on binary stars will provide high school and college students with an enriching experience
that combines theoretical knowledge, hands-on activities, and collaborative learning. The class will explore
various aspects of binary stars, including their types, significance, observational techniques, and role in the
universe.
Duration: 5-6 hours (including breaks)
Target Audience: High school and college students with a foundational understanding of astronomy.
Objectives:
● Explore the dif erent types of binary stars and their astrophysical significance.
● Learn observational techniques and data analysis methods used in binary star research.
● Engage in hands-on sessions.

Key Learnings
Types and Significance: Understanding the types of binary stars and their importance in astrophysics.
Observation Techniques: Learning about methods like spectroscopy, photometry, and applying Kepler’s Laws to binary star systems.
Data Analysis Skills: Hands-on experience with observational data, including reducing and interpreting photometric and spectroscopic data.
Binary Star Formation and Evolution: Exploring the formation, interaction, and evolution of binary systems, including mass transfer and angular momentum effects.
Eclipsing Binary Objects: Studying neutron stars and black holes within binary systems and their implications.
Research Tools: Gaining familiarity with databases and resources for conducting further research in binary star studies.
Latest Discoveries: Insights into recent discoveries in binary star systems and their impact on our understanding of the universe.

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