[Orig: April 27, 2018] Hi everyone, Along with every other astronomer on the planet, I've been a bit distracted with the GAIA mission's second data release containing measurements of over a billion stars. If you haven't already, go read about it and watch some of the amazing videos that have come out - your mind will be blown! There has been a lot of anticipation over the data release with respects to this particular star, unfortunately too much for me to expand upon at th

[Orig: April 23, 2018] Hi everyone! Brief post today to show the updated graphs. 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 support!

[Orig: April 20, 2018] Hi everyone! Data are trickling in this week. Below is the updated graph showing nothing particularly out of the ordinary. 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: April 16, 2018] Hi everyone, ICYMI, the frequency of these posts tend to be inversely proportional to my travel. The good thing is that I am back for almost 2 weeks. The newest light curves are posted below and it looks like things are looking more normal in recent days. Finally, y'all should check out this live-stream of the TESS launch starting in just a few hours! Best, ~Tabby and team PS: These observations are happening because of the wonderful backers of our 2016

[Orig: April 10, 2018] Hi everyone, "Evangeline" is now the name for the second dip in March 2018!! It is now labeled on the latest light curve (see below). A bit more on the name: Evangeline is the main character in the epic poem 'Evangeline, A Tale of Acadie' by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Evangeline gets separated from her love Gabriel during the expulsion (by the English) of the Acadians from Nova Scotia. The Acadians settle in Louisiana and the poem describes her search

[Orig: April 5, 2018] Hi everyone, "Caral-Supe" is now the name for the first dip in March 2018!! It is now labeled on the latest light curve (see below). More on "Caral-Supe": Sticking with the archaeological theme, the ancient city Caral-Supe is one of the earliest sites in the Americas - well over 4000 years old. Also notable is the large number of musical instruments found at the site, and almost no evidence of warfare or human sacrifice. The name of the 2nd dip will be

[Orig: April 3, 2018] Hi everyone, Brief update including the latest point from ELP showing the star is consistent with 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 for your support! PPS: Excuse the mis-named posts the pa

[Orig: April 2, 2018] Hi everyone, New data taken over the weekend show not much change over the past week or so. Interestingly, the points are trending just below normal, a feature similar to the time between the Celeste and Skara Brae dips in 2017. 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 o