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No Convincing Evidence for Tidal Binary Clusters in the Galaxy
Context. The existence of tidal binary clusters (TBCs) in the Milky Way has been repeatedly suggested using Gaia DR3 astrometry and recent catalogs of binary clusters and groups. However, the dynamical feasibility of forming truly bound binary clusters through tidal capture remains uncertain. Aims.
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