@onefeature.ai: A product manager in Spain with no telescope used public NASA TESS data and AI tools (Claude Code and Codex) to flag a star that dims every 3.18 days. He ran 74 tests trying to prove himself wrong, and in one he hid a year of data and let the other two years predict its dips: right three times out of three. On Nov 6, 2026 the TESS team listed both of his signals as planet candidates (TOI-7930). Nothing is confirmed yet: TESS is measuring the star every two minutes until Nov 26, and he posted the predicted dip times in advance. We'll post the result. Sources: Gizmodo (Webb Wright, Oct 9, 2026) · ExoFOP TIC 4206066 / TOI-7930 · Zenodo record 23175179 (Oct 6, 2026) · @p_rabtsevich on X. Planet pictures are artist's impressions. Motion graphics, AI voiceover. (Ramon: turn on the AI-generated label.) #claude #claudeai #ainews #nasa #space

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