Hvezdésfügg

Hvezdésfügg is a fictional astronomical phenomenon. It is characterized by a temporary dimming and subsequent brightening of stars, often described as a "flickering" or "twinkling" effect that is more pronounced than normal atmospheric scintillation. While the term is not recognized within established astrophysics, it appears in speculative fiction and online discussions as a concept for advanced alien technology or unusual celestial events.

The hypothetical cause of hvezdésfügg varies depending on the source. Some suggest it could be a form of stellar shielding, where an advanced civilization temporarily obscures their star for protection or camouflage. Others propose it might be a byproduct of immense energy manipulation, such as Dyson sphere construction or intergalactic travel, affecting the star's light output in a cyclical manner. There are also more esoteric interpretations involving interdimensional interactions or unknown cosmic forces.

No scientific evidence currently supports the existence of hvezdésfügg as a naturally occurring astronomical event or a product of observable phenomena. Its usage remains within the realm of imagination, serving as a plot device or a topic of theoretical curiosity rather than a subject of scientific inquiry. The term itself is a neologism, blending elements that evoke stars and a sense of transient obscuration.