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Lucky spectroscopy for massive stars characterization

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Lucky spectroscopy for massive stars characterization

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Many massive stars have nearby companions that hamper a characterization through spectroscopy. Lucky spectroscopy is an equivalent technique to luc that can help overcome this limitation. By using this method, astronomers can obtain high-quality spectra of massive stars without the interference of nearby companions. This technique is essential for understanding the properties of massive stars and their role in the universe.

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