KIC 8462852 Alien Megasctructure Causing Dimming Light

Why you think its natural phenomenon ?

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>yfw it's probably just a huge ring system like http://earthsky.org/space/huge-distant-planet-has-rings-200-times-bigger-than-saturns

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>>8117201
>artifact from the plates on the telescope
probably not
>or some natural phenomenon that causes a huge dimming over a certain period
its probably a planet during orbital decay shedding its atmosphere or some weird formation of comets

>>8117256
This. It's just comets.

But it's too irregular to be comets scientifics said

its obviously *boring thing that makes me look sensible when i say it*

It's been months how come it's not btfo already? Nobody bothers with it?

>>8117547
If it's irregular, it isn't an orbiting megastructure either.

And a shitload of comments in different orbits wouldn't be regular, unlike an orbiting super structure.

>>8117241
Why would you assume otherwise?

>>8117580
its irregular because its an orbiting megastructure under construction

>>8117245
You mean the star has some kind of belt of asteroids?

>>8117594
>>8117724
>construction

I mean, if we're going there, it's probably decaying, not being built.

>>8117783
On the contrary, if the star is dimming over time it means the construction is progressing, as it cover more and more of the star.

>>8117594
it has dropped 16% over a century, so another 3 or 4 centuries. Those guy are lucky to be living in such a wide time window

>>8117730
Am I fucking typing Chine你就是那厚臉皮昆特

ayyliens

>>8117201
Its pandora's star without the forcefields