EPIC 210605073 Overview
EPIC 210605073
1.42
R⦿
7020.00
K
?
EPIC 210605073.01
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- Bibliography 4
- Nearby Data 3
Discovery Data
| Host | Planet | Method | Year | Reference | Disposition |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EPIC 210605073 | EPIC 210605073.01 | Transit | 2016 | Adams et al. 2016 | Candidate Planet |
- RA
- 04h22m29.59s
- Dec
- +17d02m16.36s
- Distance
-
1629.15+581.39-370.02pc
- Parallax
- 0.499719±0.188789 mas
- Ecliptic Latitude
- -4.44996 deg
- Ecliptic Longitude
- 66.68331 deg
- Galactic Latitude
- -22.4138 deg
- Galactic Longitude
- 178.35967 deg
- Total Proper Motion
- 3.7160737±0.2605304 mas/yr
- Proper Motion (RA)
- 1.03865±0.34055 mas/yr
- Proper Motion (Dec)
- -3.567970±0.252587 mas/yr
- Photometry
-
mV17.8854±0.0459
-
mTESS17.8314±0.0107
-
mKep17.887
-
mGaia17.860500±0.001453
-
mg17.8588000±0.0058248
-
mi18.0037000±0.0078715
-
mr17.8958000±0.0064899
-
mu18.2146000±0.0142197
-
mz18.1249000±0.0201837
-
Mission
- K2 : Observed in Campaign 4
| Source | Kruse et al. 2019 | Adams et al. 2016 | Show Candidate Solutions >> | << Hide Candidate Solutions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Teff
(K)
|
--- | 7020.0 | ||
|
Metallicity
(dex)
|
--- | 0.0 [Fe/H] | ||
|
R✶
(R⦿)
|
--- | 1.42±0.54 | ||
|
log g
(log10(cm/s2))
|
--- | 4.0 |
- Status
- Candidate Planet
- Detected By
- Transit
| Source | Kruse et al. 2019 | Adams et al. 2016 |
|---|---|---|
|
a/R✶
|
4.2 +1.3-1.1
|
5.7 +0.7-1.3
|
|
i
(deg)
|
--- |
85.7 +3.1-5.0
|
|
P
(days)
|
0.5670195±0.0000091 | 0.567055±0.000145 |
|
Rp
(R⨁)
|
--- | 16.22±6.26 |
|
Rp
(RJup)
|
--- | 1.447±0.558 |
|
Rp/R✶
|
0.110 +0.014-0.081
|
0.1047 +0.007-0.004
|
|
TC
(days)
|
2457062.22752 +0.00071-0.00070
|
2457127.43651±0.00056 |
|
δ
(%)
|
1.246 +0.067-0.079
|
--- |
|
T14
(hours)
|
0.96240+0.08640-0.12240
|
--- |
- Known Objects
- 1 K2 Targets
- 1 2MASS Point Source Catalog
- Data Files
- 1 K2 Time Series
-
The Revised TESS Input Catalog and Candidate Target List
TICv8 | Reference Overview -
Detection of Hundreds of New Planet Candidates and Eclipsing Binaries in K2 Campaigns 0-8
Kruse et al. 2019 | Reference Overview -
Ultra-short-period Planets in K2 SuPerPiG Results for Campaigns 0-5
Adams et al. 2016 | Reference Overview -
The K2 Ecliptic Plane Input Catalog (EPIC) and Stellar Classifications of 138,600 Targets in Campaigns 1-8
EPIC Catalog | Reference Overview
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