The changed CEO of astronomer Andy Bayran, who was placed on leave by the company, went viral for his resignation after his video went viral with the HR chief. The astronomer issued a statement on Saturday in which it was announced that the board of directors had accepted the resignation. In his statement, the astronomer also reflected how his reputation changed overnight due to the incident and said that the product and services of astronomers have not changed.“As stated earlier, the astronomer is committed to the values and culture that has directed us since our establishment. Our leaders are expected to set the standard in both conduct and accountability, and recently, that standard was not met. Andy Biren has tendered his resignation, and the board of directors has accepted. The board will begin a search for our next chief executive because Cofounder and Chief Product Officer continue to work as Pete Daiji Interim CEO. Prior to this week, we were known as the leading in dataops space, helping data teams to do everything from modern analytics to AI. While awareness of our company may have changed overnight, our products and our customers have not done our work. Whatever we do is continuing it: helping our customers with their most difficult data and AI problems, “the company said.Andy Bayran and astronomer’s HR chief Christine Cabot attended the coldplay concert in Boston on Wednesday night. He was caught on a jambotron at the concert as Chris Martin of Coldplay attracted the attention of the audience to the canaling pair. When he saw himself on the big screen, he dumped the camera and became strange. Chris Martin made more strange saying that he was either very shy or he was making a round.By Thursday morning, the second option proved to be correct as the moment video went viral and people recognized him as the head of astronomers CEO and HR.The video became snow in an unprecedented internet frenzy because social media users watched them and found everything about their personal and business life. Astronomers announced an investigation into the issue as placed on leave and named Pete Dyzy as CEO of acting.