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Orbit of a double planet

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In a system where 2 planets of similar mass are orbiting around a common barycenter, would the following configuration considered stable on the long run?

  • They orbit at 1,6 AU from their star
  • The star is a F8 and is 19% more massive than the Sun
  • One planet is the same size and mass than Earth, but the other is 10% more massive
  • They are located roughly at 90 000 km form their common barycenter
  • They are tidally locked to each other
  • Their double planet system is tilted at 25 degrees, so they can have seasons

Is it flawless?

Note that the concept is not mine (source) but I want to know if it works.

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