We may very well have. There arent anyways to explain whats going on with that star really. Time and more observation will make things more clear.
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We may very well have. There arent anyways to explain whats going on with that star really. Time and more observation will make things more clear.
@justtryme90 Very true. Tabby just ran a crowd funding campaign to get more telescope time. I'm wondering if there is any way we could invite her here somehow. I'd upvote and tip on that.
While this isn't exactly perfect evidence. It is definitely exciting stuff!
Fully agree, would be really cool to get the perspective of someone who knows all the minutiae of the data. Honestly if she has a university e-mail address, just sending her an e-mail and asking her to make a post here would probably bring her. In general we scientists don't have many fans haha so when people want to hear you talk a bit its a pretty big honor.
@justtryme90 I would love to reach out and invite her, but I've been searching and her email is hidden. Probably require someone with contacts at Yale to reach out and tap her on the shoulder.
The star appears to have it's own home page though!
I will tweet this article at her. See if she is interested.
Done:
I could also e-mail her, but I do not personally know her so I don't want to piss her off.
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