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Tonight, we’re going to talk about “the Most Mysterious Star” in the Universe–
“Tabby’s Star.”
This amazing celestial object, named for the astronomer that led the team that first identified it, Dr. Tabetha Boyajian, Tabby’s Star was initially brought to public attention after four-years of NASA’S Kepler Space Telescope observations. Tabby’s Star exhibits an extraordinary and unique pattern of “semi-regular, stellar eclipses” … caused by “something” that astronomers cannot see or detect by any other means!
Theories to explain this baffling astronomical enigma have ranged from “clouds of orbiting dust” coming between the star and Earth, to seriously proposed “orbiting ET mega-structures” … built (or BEING built!) by some “alien, super civilization.”
My guest tonight, Garry Sacco — another “citizen scientist” — has just published a peer-reviewed scientific paper that predicts the next “pattern of eclipses” for Tabby’s Star … which will allow us to decide which theory is correct … including “aliens.”
Tune in ….
Richard C. Hoagland
Show Items
Richard’s Items:
1-Harlan Ellison wrote Star Trek’s greatest episode. He hated it.
2- The Passing of Brad Steiger
3- Hawaii volcano: Growing crater knocks out GPS station, may devour museum at summit
4- Hayabusa-2
5- Ryugu-Hayabusa2-enhanced-rotated-June-26 Click to Enlarge
6- Japan’s Hayabusa 2 space probe snuggles up to odd-looking asteroid
7- The first interstellar immigrant to our solar system got a mysterious speed boost as it passed by, NASA reveals
8- DePalma’s Spinning Ball
9- Saturn Moon Enceladus Is First Alien ‘Water World’ with Complex Organics
Gary Sacco’s Items:
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1- Boyajian’s (Tabby’s) Star System
2- The “Period of Study” (or Kepler Light Curve)
3- The Kepler / LCO image
4- A megastructure image – to suggest a Dyson Sphere
5- Where’s the Flux?
Official research page for the most mysterious star in the Galaxy, KIC 8462852 (also known as Tabby’s Star or WTF for “Where’s the Flux?”) www.wherestheflux.com
6- AAVSO — A 1,574-Day Periodicity of Transits Orbiting KIC …
Gary Sacco’s paper: 1574 day periodicity of transits orbiting KIC 8462852
7- Planet Hunters
The Zooniverse is a collection of web-based citizen science projects that use the efforts of volunteers to help researchers deal with the flood of data that confronts them.
www.planethunters.org
8- Donate for more telescope observation time on this star:
http://www. wherestheflux.com/donate
9- Century Dimming
10- Secular dimming since 1930
11- Break up Mining
12- Best way for people to ask questions (or contact me after the interview) is here: www.wherestheflux.com/ single-post/2018/06/04/Guest- Post-Newly-published-paper-on- a-1574-day-periodicity
Gary Sacco
Gary Sacco
Senior level executive currently working with a large global technology company. Gary has more than 25 years working in the cyber / security industry. When not working, he enjoys spending time with family. Hobbies include astronomy, flying airplanes, snow skiing, the beach and scuba diving. Gary is an author to anastronomy paper that was recently (June 2018) published as part of a science journal (Journal of American Association of Variable Star Observers, JAAVSO).
wish you would let the guest get their point across
What just happened? The show just cut back to previous show?
hargh…yes i will continue TRYING to listen to tsom…but i cant imagine club 19.5 will grow when this breakdown nonsense happens every weekend
worx now
That was weird. I expect interruptions from time to time, but cutting to random broadcasts during a break was odd.
holy craft…richard and msm russian claptrap
Good luck to Mr Gary Sacco in the future.
I Think that Gary Sacco is one of the smartest persons as he is not a scientist in real life, to be able to come up with this theory for this Star is just amazing And I wish him best of luck in the future.