We present the first detection of the ''blue-bulge'' infall signature
toward a protostellar source. The blue-bulge infall signature can be o
bserved in the centroid velocity maps of protostellar objects when inf
all dominates over rotation. This infall signature can be detected und
er a wide variety of source conditions. The detection of the blue-bulg
e infall signature toward a protobinary system such as IRAS 16293 - 24
22 suggests that detailed studies of gravitational collapse toward a l
arge number of protostellar sources may now be possible.Our CS J = 7 -
-> 6 data appear to be tracing gaseous material in the inner circumbin
ary core, while the CS J = 5 --> 4 and HCO+ J = 4 --> 3 appear to trac
e the outer envelope and static core in addition to the inner circumbi
nary core. The mass accretion rate through the infall region appears t
o be consistent with an inside-out collapse model for the source. Usin
g three-dimensional radiative transfer models based on the rotating, c
ollapse solution of Terebey, Shu, & Cassen, we derive the infall param
eters of the IRAS 16293-2422 cloud core. Our best-fit model suggests t
hat the infall radius of the IRAS 16293 - 2422 cloud core is similar t
o 39 '' (0.03 pc).