As reported in an earlier article, the coolest star in the universe with the catchiest name, KIC 8462852, was observed by the Kepler team to mysteriously lose a considerable amount of its light for prolonged periods of time and to such a degree not consistent with a giant planet blocking out light as it passes in orbit. In short, a planet the size of Jupiter could only block out 1% of the star's light, whereas at times as much as 22% of KIC's light decreases. This means a meteor field surrounding the star is very unlikely as whatever is surrounding it must be tightly interlocked - according to experts.
Stunned astronomers have looked over the data and are fairly certain that everything is in order, with no false readings. The likeliest explanation
