Astronomers detect deep, long asymmetric occultation in a newly found low-mass star

Astronomers detect deep, long asymmetric occultation in a newly found low-mass star
An international team of astronomers has observed a deep, day-long asymmetric occultation in a recently detected low-mass star known as EPIC 204376071. In a research paper published February 21 on arXiv.org, the scientists detail their finding and ponder various theories that could explain such peculiar occultation.
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