Kepler data show new dwarf nova

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Kepler data show new dwarf nova

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The article is fine but the original title is just hideous.... :lol:

https://phys.org/news/2020-01-nasa-kepl ... -star.html
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Thank you for the link nFA and I must admit I agree about the title.
The overabundance of clickbait wording for titles has fairly well had me ignoring a lot of them.
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Vampire star? Bela Lugosi?

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Thanks n_FA. Interesting article.
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