Astronomers reportedly find a star drawing gas from a brown dwarf in an 87-minute orbit

A post says ZTF J0440+2325 is about 300 light-years away and that its star and brown dwarf orbit each other every 87 minutes. It describes a triangular brightness pattern that puzzled researchers and a hot spot where gas from the brown dwarf hits the star. Researchers estimate the transfer could last millions of years, possibly billions; that duration is a prediction, not an observed timespan.