Sooner or later, the astrophysics has to accept the new knowledge, that we have won with Naturics:

• all material systems, in the microcosm as well as in the macro cosmos, are quantized, relativistic, and hierarchically organized;
• there are no other stable classes of the states of matter than those seven of the quantum spectrum of matter: atomic nuclei, atoms, molecules, membranes (field of light), simple biological cells, nerve cells, and brain cells;
• there are no absolute physical constants through the whole Universe, neither the speed of light (like the "vacuum"-speed of light) nor the gravitational constant (like the Newtonian gravity constant).

This new knowledge would then mean, for example, that:

• there exists only a limited number of the fundamental stellar systems, analogously to the limited number of various atoms in the Mendeleev periodic system of elements; identical central stars of two systems mean that the fundamental structure of these systems is also the same (like two atoms with the same nucleus belong to the same chemical element);
• planets are the common companions of all stars, like the electrons are companions of all atomic nuclei in atoms and molecules;
• such exotic "states of matter" as the "neutron stars" or the "black holes" are nothing but science fiction.

The above description of the Castor System is the classical example of a binary stellar system. (Today, we know that the Castor System is much more complicated than this simple picture shows.)

Both the main star (Castor A) and its smaller companion (castor B) revolve the global center of mass (here denoted as CM). In the simplest version of the theory, we assume that this central point don't have "to contain" any real physical mass.
cPluto and our Solar binary System (vor a comparison)

Pluto was the first discovered object of our Solar System combining two lowest levels of the Cosmic Hierarchy of the system. Pluto revolves the global center of mass of the whole system and simultaneously the center of mass of its own level, the mass of the Protosolar "Dark Companion", today distributed along the whole Kuiper Belt.

Pluto reaches the distance of about 30 AU in its perihelion and goes away as far as 50 AU in its aphelion. With the same cycle of 247.19 years, Pluto revolves also the center of mass of the Dark Companion on a vertical orbit with a radius of 10 AU. The total mass of the Dark Companion was about two percent of the Solar mass; it means about 17.5 Jupiter masses.

More information about the Pluto orbit and about the Venus location in our global center of mass can be found in my recent book "Unified Physics".

Sirius A and B (observational data)

One such assumption was a "superheavy state" of the Sirius B, introduced in the traditional astrophysics as a "neutron star". However, such a state is completely unrealistic, never being realized in Nature. Therefore the dynamics of the Sirius system cannot be solved with it.

Alpha Centauri B as the center of mass of the Alpha Centauri system

Alpha Centauri has been already for a long time considered to be a special place, because it may offer life conditions similar to our Solar System. However, because of the Naturics discovery that the distances outside the Solar System have to be scaled with much smaller speed of light than the "vacuum"-speed of light, we cannot be sure at the moment, which the real distances and sizes in the visible systems like Alpha Centauri or Sirius actually are indeed. Nevertheless, from the spectroscopic analysis, we can be sure that Alpha Centauri A and B are stars rich in heavy elements, containing enough of them to build rocky planets.

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