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In astronomy, Gaia16aye is a gravitational microlensing event of the star 2MASS 19400112+3007533 (the source star) by a dimmer binary star system (the lens star system). The source star 2MASS 19400112+3007533 is a magnitude 14.5 (Gaia RP) star in Cygnus. It was closely observed during a set of brightening events caused by gravitational microlensing in 2016. The Gaia16aye event was first noticed by the Gaia space mission via an alert on August 9, 2016. The unusual characteristics of the event led to an immediate massive follow-up campaign by tens of professional and amateur observers over the next 500 days, during which 5 brightening events were closely observed. The star brightened up to two and a half magnitudes in each microlensing event over its baseline brightness.