eclipsesid
An eclipsesid is a celestial body that passes directly between a star and an observer, causing a temporary decrease in the star's brightness. This phenomenon is similar to an eclipse on Earth, but on a much larger scale and involving celestial objects. The term "eclipsesid" is derived from "eclipse" and "sidereal," referring to the stars.
The occurrence of an eclipsesid is predictable and depends on the orbital periods of the celestial bodies
Eclipsesids can be planets, moons, or even other stars. The discovery of exoplanets has been greatly aided