Binary stars are stellar systems consisting of two stars that orbit a common center of mass, bound together by gravity. These cosmic duos showcase a fascinating celestial dance, where the pair revolves around each other in an intricate cosmic ballet. The stars in a binary system can vary in size, mass, and brightness, creating dynamic interactions that influence their evolution. Observing binary stars provides valuable insights into stellar dynamics, gravitational interactions, and the broader u

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