TIC 467214801

TIC 467214801 shows a 1.626% dip in TESS photometry, repeating every 1.5217 days (BLS signal-to-noise 2133.7). A secondary dip was also detected, at 69.2 sigma and phase 0.66. This pipeline's own automated cross-checks flag open questions about this candidate: Odd/even eclipse-depth z-score is 5.40 (gate > 3.0): alternating eclipses differ significantly in depth, the signature of a true period double what BLS found. Pixel-check confirmation and eclipse timing are unaffected - report the corrected period, 1.521701 d, in any write-up. No eclipse at 15 of 162 covered epochs where the 1.52170 d period predicts one (each under half the typical depth, > 5 sigma below it). The period is probably wrong - the dips seen may be separate eclipses of a longer-period system. The light curve is dominated by a smooth sinusoid with period 0.25361 d (Lomb-Scargle power 0.78); the adopted 1.52170 d is 6.00 x that. The true period is more likely 0.25361 d (pulsation or spots) or 0.50722 d (contact binary), and the 'eclipses' may not be eclipses. Because of that, this should be read as an unverified candidate, not a confirmed eclipsing binary.