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The '''Alpha Centauri System''' was a binary [[star system]], only 4 light years from the [[sol system]]. {{Fact}}
The '''Alpha Centauri System''' was a binary [[star system]], only 4 light years from the [[sol system]].{{Fact}}


== Components ==
The system contained two primary [[star]]s, Alpha Centauri A and B; they orbited each other. The star [[Proxima Centauri]] also orbited the pair. It had its own [[Proxima System|star system]]. {{Fact}}
* The system contained two primary [[star]]s, Alpha Centauri A and B; they orbited each other.
* The star [[Proxima Centauri]] also orbited the pair. It had its own [[Proxima System|star system]].
* Presumably, the [[Alpha Centauri (planet)|homeworld]] of the [[Alpha Centauran]]s orbited one of the two primary stars. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Curse of Peladon]]'', ''[[The Monster of Peladon]]'')


[[Category:Mutter's Spiral star systems]]
[[Category:Mutter's Spiral star systems]]
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Alpha Centauri system

The Alpha Centauri System was a binary star system, only 4 light years from the sol system.[source needed]

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. [source needed]