The Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite, or TESS, has primarily focused on bright stars to identify planets for follow-up studies. However, many faint stars remain unexplored despite TESS having the necessary sensitivity to detect planets orbiting them. By shifting the focus to these dimmer targets, researchers can significantly increase the total number of known planets available for detailed investigation. To identify these worlds, the search analyzed light curves—the measurement of a s...