Can the Dust Eclipses in WR 104 Provide Constraints on the System’s Inclination?
Noel D. Richardson et al 2026 ApJ 1001 34 Researchers find a system inclination of 41.8 degrees for WR 104; this result is at odds with previous interpretations of the system’s dust plume, but a new…
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