Astronomer starts internal examinations after Viral Coldplay Video

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Astronomer, the Tech company that had introduced himself to the public after his CEO had been discovered at a Coldplay concert on a Jumbootron video at the beginning of this week, which included an employee, gave an explanation of the matter on LinkedIn.

“It is expected that our managers will determine the standard in both behavior and accountability,” said the explanation and added that the company's board of directors “initiated a formal investigation of this matter and that we will soon have additional details.”

The explanation also dealt with false information that was brought in circulation the day after the video was published, including false identification of a third person in the clip, and a parody -x account that incorrectly has an explanation of the CEO.

Andy Byron, the Chief Executive Officer of the astronomer based in New York, was sighted on Wednesday at a Coldplay concert in the Gillette Stadium in Massachusetts on a jumbootone screen and hugged Kristin Cabot, the Chief People Officer, who monitors the organization's HR department.

Coldplay played “The Jumbootron Song” when the camera turned and cuddled with a man and a woman when they saw the stage. The two separated quickly and tried to hide their faces, the man settled when they noticed that they were on a huge screen at the venue.

“Whoa, look at these two,” joked the front man of Coldplay, Chris Martin. “Either they have an affair or they are very shy.”

CNN has contacted a Coldplay representative for a comment.

The video quickly became viral and internet -identified Byron and Cabot. Social media was invested in such a way that there are now a number of memes and comedic videos that make fun of the incident.