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I've heard of a lot more variable stars over the last few years, all of them having unusually low dips. The explanation is simple--I'm noticing now, and I didn
by Filligree 7y ago
I've heard of a lot more variable stars over the last few years, all of them having unusually low dips.
The explanation is simple--I'm noticing now, and I didn't before--but it's amusing to imagine there's some other reasons. Aliens building Dyson swarms, whatever. Never mind that the timeline doesn't work out...
- downrightmike 7y agoMore likely better telescopes
- Aperocky 7y agoOr an increase in carbon soot in the stars atmosphere. Or unstable core configurations that shortly precludes going supernova.