Re: Tabby's star: it's comets
Is there any way to determine if this star has an excessive spin rate? It might end up with some sort of really twisted magnetic fields with significant sunspot activity at times....just a thought.
If it is a merger of two smaller stars whose cores have not merged completely, and had a fast spin, I can imagine all kinds of goofy things taking place.
Bill Steen
Sky Hunters' Haven Observatory, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
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