The star suspects an alien who absorbs energy and reduces the abnormal light

Astronomers call for increased observation of Tabby, a star suspected of exploiting aliens, continuing an unusual cycle of dimming.

The mysterious phenomenon was discovered for the first time in 2015, when a star in the Cygnus constellation was detected flashing, with brightness significantly variable, but so far scientists are not sure what What causes this phenomenon, according to RT.

Illustrations of the star Tabby.(Photo: Wikipedia).

Among the several hypotheses, experts say that "alien superstructure" named Dyson Globe is the cause of the star's unusual blur. Astronomers are calling for observatories around the world to look to Tabby stars to collect new data while the star experiences a dimming cycle.

According to Tabetha Boyajian, a scientist who discovered the Tabby star, its brightness decreased by 2% in the morning of May 19 and this seems like just the beginning. This will provide scientists with a special opportunity to measure light from the Tabby star , symbol KIC 8462852 , to discover the mystery behind the light reduction phenomenon.

Since learning about the Tabby star, astronomers have been working hard to find a way to explain the star's light fluctuations and to record the brightness ever dropped by 20% before returning to normal.

If the "alien superstructure" really existed, Professor Zaza Osmanov of the University of Tbilisi, Georgia, USA, said that it would certainly look like a thin disk instead of a spherical shell like speculation. before. In a study published last year, Professor Osmanov identified the Dyson Orb that could exist in an area suitable for life around the star.

Theories about the Tabby star.

"The fast-rotating metaphors and their energy collection will bring many benefits, but the area that can survive life farther and the amount of material needed to build the super belt will exceed. far from the total mass of all planets, asteroids, comets and interplanetary dust in a typical planetary system , " Professor Osmanov said.

He concluded that alien civilization living on the superstructure of the Tabby star might be powerful enough to wipe out humanity.

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