or Maybe not, but still this is pretty interesting, no matter what the answer is, it's apparently something we don't see happen on such a magnitude as this. http://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-can-t-explain-the-bizarre-mass-of-objects-orbiting-a-distant-star

Apparently a star/planet whatever that we've been observing has recently had it's light blocked out by up to 22%, something that not even the largest planet we know of can do(1% is what they estimate). Other hypotheses have been that another star crossed it's path and drug an extraordinary amount of debris and comets in front of it, but apparently that's fairly unlikely as well(for reasons I don't quite understand as I'm not an astronomer).

Sooo..... This could be some kind of alien megastructure, or a series of coincidences that have never occurred while we have been watching. Discuss?

http://cdn.memegenerator.net/instances/500x/50253456.jpg.....Sorry it had to be done .

I don't know, I am pretty much done with the egg heads since there saying now whole milk is good for me. Would not trust a lab coat as far as I can spit, unless there on my payroll.

Problem with looking up all the time is you miss whats under yer feet.