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that's pretty obvious but what's the
second dip anybody got any
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ideas I just as it
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around line go up little yep so somehow
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around line go up little yep so somehow
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around line go up little yep so somehow
we're getting a little more light signal
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we're getting a little more light signal
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we're getting a little more light signal
what do you think that is
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exactly exactly right so if you think of
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exactly exactly right so if you think of
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exactly exactly right so if you think of
the Sun or a a star is emitting
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the Sun or a a star is emitting
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the Sun or a a star is emitting
radiation in all directions we're seeing
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radiation in all directions we're seeing
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radiation in all directions we're seeing
the stuff coming toward us right but as
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the stuff coming toward us right but as
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the stuff coming toward us right but as
the planet passes behind the star some
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the planet passes behind the star some
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the planet passes behind the star some
of the light that would be going kind of
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of the light that would be going kind of
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of the light that would be going kind of
backwards gets reflected forwards and
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backwards gets reflected forwards and
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backwards gets reflected forwards and
then you get this kind of increase in