Message #38171

[mccoy]

www.binaryresearchinstitute.org/srg/SiriusResearchIntro.shtml

I wonder if Walter Cruttenden still has the same view?

It would seem so, judging from the BRI webpage. At first, the candidate for a dual star seemed to be a brown dwarf (or a black hole), the limitation being that the distance of the stars in this binary system had to be pretty small.
Then it became Sirius after the research of the Australian astronomer on the possible higher velocity of the sun was published, which allowed for a greater distance.