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Explain. Explain!
This article contains far too many bulleted lists. These sections should be converted into normal prose.
The Alpha Centauri System was a binary star system, only 4 light years from the sol system. [source needed]
Components
- The system contained two primary stars, Alpha Centauri A and B; they orbited each other.
- The star Proxima Centauri also orbited the pair. It had its own star system.
- Presumably, the homeworld of the Alpha Centaurans orbited one of the two primary stars. (TV: The Curse of Peladon, The Monster of Peladon)
