[Orig: Sept 30, 2017] Hi everyone, LCO light curve update is below! Have a great weekend, ~Tabby and team PS: These observations are happening because of the wonderful backers of our 2016 Kickstarter project. The Kickstarter campaign has ended, but we are still accepting donations to purchase additional observing time on the LCO 0.4m network. Thanks in advance for your support!

[Orig: Sept 29, 2017] Hi everyone, Below is the latest LCO light curve. Data taken during the last two nights at TFN are iffy because we only had one pointing (4 images) taken on each of these nights (the weather has not been great there and the telescopes were only open part of the night for observing). Data from OGG shows the star is still consistent with normal. More later, ~Tabby and team PS: These observations are happening because of the wonderful backers of our 2016

[Orig: Sept 27, 2017] Hi everyone, Below is the latest LCO light curve. Te humidity was too high at TFN during the first half of the night (when our target is available), so again there is only new data from OGG to report. No changes from the previous few nights. More later, ~Tabby and team PS: These observations are happening because of the wonderful backers of our 2016 Kickstarter project. The Kickstarter campaign has ended, but we are still accepting donations to purchas

[Orig: Sept 26, 2017] Hi everyone, Below is the latest LCO light curve. Bad weather persists at TFN, so only new data from OGG to report. Data show that we are at a steady normal brightness. More later, ~Tabby and team PS: These observations are happening because of the wonderful backers of our 2016 Kickstarter project. The Kickstarter campaign has ended, but we are still accepting donations to purchase additional observing time on the LCO 0.4m network. Thanks in advance fo

[Orig: Sept 25, 2017] Hi everyone, Below is the latest LCO light curve including data from the past two nights (last night there was bad weather at TFN, so only data from OGG to report). More later, ~Tabby and team PS: These observations are happening because of the wonderful backers of our 2016 Kickstarter project. The Kickstarter campaign has ended, but we are still accepting donations to purchase additional observing time on the LCO 0.4m network. Thanks in advance for your

[Orig: Sept 23, 2017] Hi everyone, Below is the latest LCO light curve. Comparing to other 'out of transit' times (e.g., pre- and post-Elsie), it is suggestive that the variability seen here after Angkor is real, though our observations are not sensitive enough to say more (you would need a space telescope to make this distinction at this low level of variability). More later, ~Tabby and team PS: These observations are happening because of the wonderful backers of our 2016 Ki

[Orig: Sept 22, 2017] Hi everyone, Below are the newest data from LCO at TFN and OGG, showing that we are sitting around normal brightness. Also note that I have slightly changed some of the plot settings so the graph is easier to read (hopefully). Best, ~Tabby and team PS: These observations are happening because of the wonderful backers of our 2016 Kickstarter project. The Kickstarter campaign has ended, but we are still accepting donations to purchase additional observing

[Orig: Sept 21, 2017] Hi everyone, The winds were too high at TFN during the first half of the night (when our star is visible), so only OGG to report. See graph below. On a side note: I realize that I am not terribly chatty this week, and I think it is because we are talking about climate change in my class and this is affecting my mood... This wont last - starting next week I will turn the focus to the Moon and Mars - in particular, the past and future of human spaceflight

[Orig: Sept 20, 2017] Hi everyone, Below are the latest TFN and OGG measurements from LCO. Have a great day! ~Tabby and team PS: These observations are happening because of the wonderful backers of our 2016 Kickstarter project. The Kickstarter campaign has ended, but we are still accepting donations to purchase additional observing time on the LCO 0.4m network. Thanks in advance for your support!

[Orig: Sept 19, 2017] Hi everyone, Below are the latest TFN and OGG measurements from LCO. Other than this new data, there is not much to report right now. Have a great day! ~Tabby and team PS: These observations are happening because of the wonderful backers of our 2016 Kickstarter project. The Kickstarter campaign has ended, but we are still accepting donations to purchase additional observing time on the LCO 0.4m network. Thanks in advance for your support!