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Eclipsing Black Holes

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June 2, 2017

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Planets transit stars all the time, yeah yeah that's old news. So what about black holes?! We've never detected a black hole transiting a star but it would create some pretty weird effects, as we get into in this week's Cool Worlds episode. Feel free to ask questions below!

::More about this Video::

► Kruse & Agol (2014), "KOI3278A SelfLensing Binary Star System"

► Maeder (1973), "Light Curves of the Gravitational Lenslike Action for Binaries with Degenerate Stars"

► Cool Worlds Live Q&A on Tabby's Star with Tabby Boyajian

► Cool Worlds A Theory for Tabby's Star

► Cool Worlds Eyeball Earths

► Cool Worlds The Great American Eclipse 2017

► Cool Worlds A Cloaking Device for Transiting Planets

► Cool Worlds Lab website

► Columbia University Department of Astronomy

► Outro music by melodysheep "Monsters of the Cosmos"

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