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Potentially the biggest scientific story in history?
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Clearly, it's two small black holes orbiting symmetrically around the star, in a plane containing our line of sight, and close enough to swallow a steady stream of the star's plasma, enough of it to explain the dimming, over time, with one perihelion on the visible side of the star, the other on the far side from us. On the visible side, the jet's light would be lost in the background brightness of the star. The other one would be concealed behind the star, so both jets would remain invisible to us. I guess it wouldn't be a stable configuration but it could work for at least a few years. Highly improbable, sure, but there are lots of stars in the visible universe.
Do I believe this is it? No. But what do I know?
So, why not exactly?
EB
Blacks holes do not exist, those are a man made fabrication in paper with abstract numbers like crazy.
The reason of the fast dimming of that star might be caused by cosmicbacters
Cosmicbacters, as the name indicates, are cosmic bacteria which lives on pure energy.
This is the name I have baptized -with rituals and more- to those bodies which actually live sucking energy from the stars.
If you read a similar nomination or idea about these bodies sucking energy in the cosmos, remember that humbleman was the first calling them with a name describing their behavior as gigantic living organisms.
(the name cosmicbacter comes from the current and existing bacteria called geobacter.)
[YOUTUBE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmEU-x2lEOk[/YOUTUBE]
The reason of the fast dimming of that star might be caused by cosmicbacters
Cosmicbacters, as the name indicates, are cosmic bacteria which lives on pure energy.
This is the name I have baptized -with rituals and more- to those bodies which actually live sucking energy from the stars.
If you read a similar nomination or idea about these bodies sucking energy in the cosmos, remember that humbleman was the first calling them with a name describing their behavior as gigantic living organisms.
(the name cosmicbacter comes from the current and existing bacteria called geobacter.)
[YOUTUBE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmEU-x2lEOk[/YOUTUBE]