(Q89406355)

Four Small Planets Buried in K2 Systems: What Can We Learn for TESS?

Ecliptic Plane Input Catalog

catalog code

EPIC 205950854.02

catalog

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Ecliptic Plane Input Catalog

EPIC 205950854 c

catalog

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Ecliptic Plane Input Catalog

SIMBAD

EPIC 205950854c

catalog

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K2-168c

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time of discovery or invention

July 2019

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Transit least-squares survey. II. Discovery and validation of 17 new sub- to super-Earth-sized planets in multi-planet systems from K2

Transit least-squares survey. II. Discovery and validation of 17 new sub- to super-Earth-sized planets in multi-planet systems from K2

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inferred from equatorial coordinates

constellation

Aquarius

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based on heuristic

parent astronomical body

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Transit least-squares survey. II. Discovery and validation of 17 new sub- to super-Earth-sized planets in multi-planet systems from K2

object stated in reference as

K2-168

object stated in reference as

K2-168

orbital inclination

89.81±0.98 degree

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Four Small Planets Buried in K2 Systems: What Can We Learn for TESS?

orbital period

8.0468±0.0025 day

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Transit least-squares survey. II. Discovery and validation of 17 new sub- to super-Earth-sized planets in multi-planet systems from K2

8.050722±0.000075 day

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Four Small Planets Buried in K2 Systems: What Can We Learn for TESS?

semi-major axis of an orbit

0.06231 astronomical unit

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Four Small Planets Buried in K2 Systems: What Can We Learn for TESS?

declination component of proper motion

parallax

4.0724±0.0695 milliarcsecond

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−29.673±0.079 milliarcsecond per year

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right ascension component of proper motion

36.798±0.107 milliarcsecond per year

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1.18±0.13 Earth radius

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Transit least-squares survey. II. Discovery and validation of 17 new sub- to super-Earth-sized planets in multi-planet systems from K2

1.31±0.144 Earth radius

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Four Small Planets Buried in K2 Systems: What Can We Learn for TESS?

0.117 Jupiter radius

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Four Small Planets Buried in K2 Systems: What Can We Learn for TESS?

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right ascension

333.1100738 degree

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Transit least-squares survey. II. Discovery and validation of 17 new sub- to super-Earth-sized planets in multi-planet systems from K2

declination

−16.3418863 degree

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Transit least-squares survey. II. Discovery and validation of 17 new sub- to super-Earth-sized planets in multi-planet systems from K2